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Chers élèves, ce blog a été créé afin de faciliter votre apprentissage de l'anglais et vous mettre à portée de "click" les exercices, textes, vidéos ou audios étudiés en classe. Vous pourrez ainsi travailler de façon plus autonome et vous tenir à jour lors de vos absences.
Bonne année scolaire et apprentissage à tous !

dimanche 16 septembre 2018

2ndes 5 : Girls discuss dress codes at school

FOR OR AGAINST DRESS CODES AT SCHOOL ?

Watch the following videos and explain

-what students mustn't/shouldn't/can't/are forbidden to/ are not allowed to  wear at school
-what is the problem with their attire, according to the school principal ? ( Use obligation: must/have to)
-How do some girls react to this dress code ? what are their opinions ? ( Use adjectives)
What about your personal opinion ? ( Use opinion/ agreement)

In my opinion/according to me/I believe/ as far as I'm concerned.....I agree with/ I disagree with this dress code because.../ I disapprove of/

1)

2) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxazNFdwPaI
Dress Code at Burns High School
 "Teachers and students cover information about dress code sweeps to take place"

BTS SAM1 : Hot Job # 9 - Office Manager

BTS SAM1 : Office Manager, Career Video from drkit.org

lundi 10 septembre 2018

1L/S : the press

What children think about the press : News and America's kids : https://www.commonsensemedia.org/video/modal/5607231

 Helen / the press in England = 
https://www.audio-lingua.eu/spip.php?article4288

About how  people are  informed :  
« In 2016, Americans express a clear preference for getting their news on a screen – though which screen that is varies. TV remains the dominant screen, followed by digital. Still, TV news use is dramatically lower among younger adults, suggesting further shake-ups to come. »

About four-in-ten Americans often get news online

About four-in-ten Americans often get news online

·  As of early 2016, just two-in-ten U.S. adults often get news from print newspapers. This has fallen from 27% in 2013.
·  This decrease occurred across all age groups, though the age differences are still stark: Only 5% of 18- to 29-year-olds often get news from a print newspaper, whereas about half (48%) of those 65 and older do.
·  Compared with print, nearly twice as many adults (38%) often get news online, either from news websites/apps (28%), on social media (18%) or both. (81% of adults ever get news on these online platforms.)
·  Still, TV continues to be the most widely used news platform


3°Different types of media
«  What is traditional Media ? »: https://www.coursera.org/lecture/media/what-is-traditional-media-azPiF ( visionner jusqu’à 2:37) et  « What is Social Media ? »https://fr.coursera.org/lecture/media/what-is-social-media-4nHbO ( Jusqu’à 2 :15)

BTS SAM1 : 12 Things That Ruin a First Impression Immediately

mardi 4 septembre 2018