Teacher+Resource+Page+-+Dante's+Inferno


 * Here are some additional resources related to Dante's Inferno that my students, fellow teachers, an any interested in the subject will find useful!**

1. Barron's Booknotes: Dante's Inferno. (n.d.). Dante's Inferno. Retrieved December 1, 2011 from [|http://www.pinkmonkey.com/booknotes/barrons/inferno02.asp]


 * This resource is for students or teachers; it summarizes each section of The Inferno, making the reading a little bit easier to understand.**

2. Bookrags.com. (2010). Free Note's and Analysis of Dante's Inferno. Retrieved December 1, 2011 from [|http://www.bookrags.com/notes/inf/]


 * This resource is a great source to study from, it serves as a study guide. It is very similar to Sparknotes.**

3. Teachersfirst.com. (2006). Dante's Inferno and a Quick Review of Infernal Subjects. Retrieved December 1, 2011 from []


 * This site gives teachers great ideas for lesson plans based of off Dante's Inferno.**

4. Everypoet.com. (2009). Poetry of Dante Alighieri. Retrieved December 1, 2011 from []


 * Students and teachers can use this resource to look at Dante's other pieces of work, mainly poetry, and use it as a comparison to The Inferno.**

5. Dantesociety.org. (2009). The Dante Society of America. Retrieved December 1, 2011 from []


 * This is a site that honors Alighieri and provides tons of his literature to read. They're mission is to preserve his work in America. Great if you want to look at Dante a little more in depth.**

6. Shmoop.com. (2010). Dante's Inferno. Retreieved December 1, 2011 from []


 * This website gives a VERY in depth summary of Dante's personal life as well as all of his works. I highly reccomend it to other teachers as a great resource.**

7. Novaonline.com. (2007). Dante Study Guide. Retrieved December 1, 2011 from []


 * This site provides another Dante study guide, but what's interesting is they explain WHY you should study it; all of the possible things you may get out of reading it.**

8. Italnet.nd.edu. (2004). Dante Chronolgy. Retrieved December 1, 2011 from []


 * This resource provides tons of background information about the author. This would be a great resource to use before starting The Inferno to give students a better understanding of the author himself.**