Brexit. Language. FORMULAIRE SCÉRÉN : Librairie de l'éducation : Secondaire : Arts appliqués. Grâce à ce pictogramme, repérez les productions que le Scérén a distinguées, qui répondent à des critères d'actualité, de priorité éducative, d'innovation, ou bien constituent une référence dans leur thématique.
Arts & Interculturalité Cet outil, via de multiples entrées pédagogiques, offre aux enseignants les moyens d'aborder un concept, une œuvre ou un artiste. 40 Of The Most Powerful Social Issue Ads That’ll Make You Stop And Think. Many people complain about glossy advertisements and TV commercials as an obnoxious way for companies to invade our everyday lives and ram their products down our throats, but that’s not all that printed ads are good for. The best commercials on this list are excellent examples of effective advertising strategies for social issues marketing campaigns that let their voices be heard. A well-made advertisement is designed to grab your attention and to remain in your memory long after you’ve left it behind, and that is precisely what many of these social problems need. Getting people to think and worry about various social and environmental issues such as human trafficking, racism, and air pollution is significant for raising public supporting and affecting meaningful changes.
A few of these ads are, in fact, commercial ads, but it’s still nice that they champion socially or environmentally aware causes/products.Just like with commercial advertisements, having just the facts is not enough. Art of the Western World - Episode 9: The Birth of Baroque. Breaking News English Lessons: ESL Plans Teaching Current Events. Bac2013_audience_2012_11_23.pdf (Objet application/pdf) MENE1238908N. Des radiateurs africains pour la Norvège? Une vidéo démolit les clichés. Ce n'est pas encore Gangnam Style, mais une vidéo parodique qui exhorte les Africains à envoyer des radiateurs aux "pauvres" Norvégiens frigorifiés connaît un joli succès en fustigeant le misérabilisme généralement associé aux actions caritatives.
Des Africains souriants se mobilisent pour aider des Scandinaves emmitouflés et pris dans le blizzard, alors qu'une chorale chante façon Band Aid: "Africa for Norway", renversant avec humour les rôles stéréotypés d'ordinaire campés par un continent "maudit" et l'un des pays les plus riches au monde. Portail des Langues : FAQ Bac 2013. FAQLV-V2_216552.pdf (Objet application/pdf) Ressources audiovisuelles, vidéos pédagogiques libres de droits. 14 min 00 s Reports in English This report is a documentary report about the Center for Alternative Technology in Wales and about climate change, renewable energies and a more natural and environment-friendly (...) 14 min 16 s This report is a documentary report about the Waterloo Station transformation and modernisation before the Eurostar transfer to St Pancras, about the technological passage (...) 13 min 39 s This report is a documentary report about San Diego, the America's oldest city and the history of the region, the inhabitants and Native Americans living conditions on re (...)
Cameron_on_Terrorism. Edmodo Help Center. Breaking News English ESL Lesson Plan on Hurricane Sandy. Hurricane Sandy killed at least 62 people and caused billions of dollars of damage to America's east coast.
Water from the superstorm, which hit on Tuesday night, has flooded subways and tunnels in New York City and cut off electricity to millions of homes. Politicians and scientists are now asking whether America and the world are ready for such devastating and deadly weather events. Sandy has firmly put climate change back onto the agenda of the 2012 presidential election.
Former U.S. vice president Al Gore told reporters: "Hurricane Sandy is a disturbing sign of things to come. We must [pay attention to] this warning and act quickly to solve the climate crisis. " Climate expert Dr Shaye Wolf warned of "a future full of Frankenstorms". Sources: 1. 2. Have a chat about the topics you liked. 3. 4. 5. 6. Andy Warhol works fetch $17m at New York auction. 13 November 2012Last updated at 07:15 ET Endangered Species: Bighorn Ram achieved $842,500 (£530,000) at the auction of more than 300 of Warhol's works in New York More than 350 works by Andy Warhol have fetched more than $17m (£10.7m) at auction in New York.
The auction featured photographs and prints, including Endangered Species: San Francisco Silverspot, which made more than $1.2m (£750,000). Some of the works have never been seen by the public. Jackie, a screen print and paper collage of Jacqueline Kennedy sold for just over $626,000 (£394,000), more than double the estimate.
It was expected to fetch $300,000 (£188,772). The auction house, Christie's, said the sale saw big demand for the photographs and prints with many exceeding their high estimates, including Self-Portrait in Fright Wig, estimated to fetch between $12,000 (£7,500) and $18,000 (£11,340), but eventually selling for $50,000 (£31,497). TABLEAUX_DES_STRATEGIES_DE_RECEPTION_ET_DE_PRODUCTION.pdf (Objet application/pdf) Countryside is Great. Shopping is Great - Part 1. London is the shopping capital of the world.
Every year millions of overseas visitors shop here. But what makes shopping here so great? There’s only one way to find out. I’m off to do some shopping – follow me! At Harrods Knightsbridge is famous for upmarket shopping. Visuals for Foreign Language Instruction 1 to 20 of 467 hits. 120830_6min_global_waste_web_120829_6min_global_waste_audio_au_bb.mp3 (Objet audio/mpeg) Witn_us_election_report_121101_witn_us_elections_report_au_bb.mp3 (Objet audio/mpeg)
Astuces Pearltrees. Joy of upcycling: design brings new life to old rubbish - in pictures. 9 Tools to Create E-magazines and Newspapers for Your Class. 1- Uniflip UniFlip converts your magazine, brochure or catalog from its original PDF format into an exciting, professional multi-media digital format with pages that flip. 2-Joomag Joomag is a web tool that lets you create your own magazines using a simple online editor.
You can draw shapes, write texts, add rich media elements like video and audio players. Online Posters. 14 Ways to Use The Learning Network This School Year. Updated: Dec., 2013 Happy academic year 2013-14!
Here’s what we’ve got on our blog and how you can use it, whether you’re a teacher, a student (of any age) or a parent. This year we’ve added some new things and tweaked some old in a continuing effort to reach the widest range of classrooms. We have a new weekly news quiz, a new weekly feature for E.L.L. students, a new Friday skills lesson, a more Common Core-friendly way of writing our daily 6 Q’s About the News feature, and a brand new series we’re calling Text to Text.
Our popular features from the past are all back, of course, including last year’s hit, What’s Going On in This Picture? Get our weekly e-mail to keep up with what’s new, or follow us on Twitter or like us on Facebook. And remember: The Learning Network and everything we publish, as well as all the content from The Times that we link to, is free and accessible without a digital subscription. 14 Ways to Use The Learning Network This School Year 1.
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Roger Cohen has a nice piece making, impressionistically, a point I’ve been meaning to make quantitatively: things are not as bad in France as a lot of Anglo-Saxon reporting would have you believe. Yes, the French seem morose; but the French always seem morose. Just because they aren’t have-a-nice-day types doesn’t tell you much about the state of either their society or their economy. And although you’d never know it from anything you read here, in some ways the French economy is still doing better than ours. Totnes: the town that declared war on global capitalism. It's a balmy Tuesday evening in Totnes, the small Devon town that sits just below the south-western tip of the M5.
Outside the Methodist church hall, a hand-drawn notice simply says "Adios Costa". Inside, around 45 people are having an animated discussion about the imminent arrival of the ever-expanding coffee chain. There is a lot of talk about a failure of democracy, and the emptiness of what politicians call "Localism" – but, more interestingly, an emphasis on what might happen when the town's newest arrival actually opens its doors.
"The idea is to be prepared," says one of the people behind tonight's gathering, with some excitement. "So that when they get here, things are organised. " One man suggests regularly visiting Costa, ordering tap water, and then drinking it very slowly. Témoignage projet pédagogique Marseille.pdf. Récupérer de la vidéo sur le web et la convertir en son - [Site des langues vivantes de l'Académie de Toulouse]
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