Shakespeare undoubtedly possessed one of the most confusing languages ​​in all of literacy. His creativity and English ingenuity have earned him recognition as the greatest writer in the English language. Unfortunately, Pete Langman believes that Shakespeare is far too difficult for the majority of schoolchildren. He believes that forcing them to struggle simply because Shakespeare is this great, brilliant cultural icon simply alienates them, makes them hate the man, hate the plays, while giving them a sneaking suspicion that high culture excludes them. Langman thinks everyone could do better if they accepted the fact that Shakespeare is hard and accepted the fact that it is too difficult for some people and should be taught until they reach college level . Although Langeman had some good points, I must respectfully disagree. Shakespeare may have his flaws and may be a little mature for young students, but the fact is that William Shakespeare offers so many ideas about the real world that young people need to learn early to better understand the real world that awaits them and in the real world....