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Le co-enseignement dans la voie professionnelle

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Le co-enseignement dans la voie professionnelle

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Eduscol

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Exemple de présentation d'une fiche-séance

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Exemple de présentation d'une fiche-séance

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Eduscol

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Présentation des programmes de spé STMG à destination des profs de LV

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Présentation des programmes de spé STMG à destination des profs de LV

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Une mine de conseils à explorer par entrée 

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Une mine de conseils à explorer par entrée 

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éduscol | Ministère de l'Éducation nationale et de la Jeunesse - Direction générale de l'enseignement scolaire

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Enseignement technologique en langue vivante (ETLV)

Évaluation

Pistes pour l'élaboration de séquences pédagogiques en ETLV

En série sciences et technologies de la santé et du social (ST2S)

En série sciences et technologies de l'industrie et du développement durable (STI2D)

En série sciences et technologies du design et des arts appliqués (STD2A)

En série sciences et technologies du management et de la gestion (STMG)
Pour la classe de première Pour la classe terminale
En série sciences et technologies de laboratoire (STL)

Spécialité sciences physiques et chimiques en laboratoire (SPCL)

Spécialité biotechnologie

En série sciences et technologies de l'hôtellerie et de la restauration (STHR)

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Ressources en enseignement technologique en langue vivante (ETLV) au cycle terminal de la voie technologique

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Une vidéo de l'académie de Limoges, plein de bon sens!

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Pistes proposées par des enseignants de l'académie de Limoges

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Pistes proposées par des enseignants de l'académie de Limoges

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L'évaluation de l'ETLV dans le cadre des évaluations de contrôle continu

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L'évaluation de l'ETLV dans le cadre des évaluations de contrôle continu

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Le diapo de notre académie partenaire pour les examens, la Réunion

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Le diapo de notre académie partenaire pour les examens, la Réunion

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Sorry we missed you sur l'ubérisation

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Principal photography began in Newcastle upon Tyne and the surrounding areas in September 2018. It was selected to compete for the Palme d'Or at the 2019 Cannes Film Festival. Despite having a broken arm in a sling, the 82-year-old Loach appeared at Cannes to promote the film and announce that it would be his final film to compete at the festival. At the 10th Magritte Awards, Sorry We Missed You received the Magritte Award for Best Foreign Film in Coproduction. At the 13th Gaudí Awards, it won the Gaudí Award for Best European Film.

Ricky Turner and his family have been fighting an uphill struggle against debt since the 2008 financial crash.

With no education or professional training, Ricky is given an opportunity when he is hired to run a franchise as a self-employed delivery driver under the supervision of Maloney, a tough, no-nonsense employer. In order to afford a van for the job, Ricky convinces his wife Abbie to sell the family car, even though she uses it in her work as a home care nurse.

The stress of the new job proves to be too great for Ricky. He is always under pressure to make his deliveries in time and is fined if he is late or makes mistakes. Abbie also finds her work much more demanding without a car and frequently feels upset by the lack of time she is allowed to spend with her patients due to her demanding schedule.

During this period, Ricky's rebellious son Seb skips school and often gets into trouble with his use of graffiti. Following a fight with his parents, Seb angrily tags over the family portraits during the night. When Ricky can't find the keys to his van the next morning, he blames Seb. Though Seb denies any wrongdoing, Ricky hits him in an ensuring argument. Liza Jane, Seb's younger sister, later tearfully admits that she hid the keys as she blames Ricky's job for the family's problems.

Back at work, Ricky is robbed and brutally assaulted while making deliveries. While Ricky is in the waiting room at hospital, a furious Maloney phones him and explains that he is facing fines of over £1,000 as his barcode scanner was stolen in the assault. While Seb finally warms up and re-joins the family, a desperate and grievously injured Ricky drives off to work in tears as his family begs him to not leave.

Kris Hitchen as Ricky Turner

Debbie Honeywood as Abby Turner

Rhys Stone as Seb Turner

Katie Proctor as Liza Jane Turner

Ross Brewster as Maloney

Charlie Richmond as Henry

Julian Ions as Freddie

Sheila Dunkerley as Rosie

Maxie Peters as Robert

Christopher John Slater as Ben

Heather Wood as Mollie

Alberto Dumba as Harpoon

Natalia Stonebanks as Roz

Jordan Collard as Dodge

Dave Turner as Magpie

Stephen Clegg as Policeman

Darren Jones as Council worker

Nikki Marshall as Traffic warden

Linda E Greenwood as Driver

Linda Wright as A&E receptionist

Mary Shearer as Woman at Door

On Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds an approval rating of 88% based on 155 reviews, with an average rating of 7.8/10. The site's critical consensus reads " Sorry We Missed You may strike some as tending toward the righteously didactic, but director Ken Loach's passionate approach remains effective." Metacritic, which uses a weighted average, assigned the film a score of 83 out of 100, based on 26 critics, indicating "universal acclaim".

David Rooney in The Hollywood Reporter wrote that the film "is an expertly judged and profoundly humane movie, made without frills or fuss but startlingly direct in its emotional depiction of the tough stuff that is the fiber of so many ordinary lives."

Peter Bradshaw in The Guardian believed it was superior to Loach's previous film I, Daniel Blake (2016), which won the Palme d'Or at Cannes. Bradshaw wrote: "it is more dramatically varied and digested, with more light and shade in its narrative progress and more for the cast to do collectively. I was hit in the solar plexus by this movie, wiped out by the simple honesty and integrity of the performances." The review in praised the performance of newcomer Debbie Honeywood as Abbie, who was cast after a talent search of non-professionals. Contributor Kevin Maher believed the film should have concentrated on her character instead of Ricky, Abbie's husband.

Geoffrey Macnab wrote in The Independent that Loach's film "captures brilliantly the alienation and existential anguish that its main characters feel. There is nothing they can do to help themselves. The more they fight to change their circumstances, the worse those circumstances become." Macnab commented that Loach and his screenwriter Laverty "pursue their story to its logical conclusion, ending the film in a way that is both ingenious and devastating."

Owen Gleiberman of writes: "Loach stages all of this with supreme confidence and flow" leading to "a fraught, touching, and galvanizing movie." Raphael Abrahams, in his review for the Financial Times, states: "In the end credits he [Loach] gives thanks to those drivers whose testimony informed the film but who wished to remain anonymous. He is their much-needed voice and remains that of our moral conscience."

Trevor Johnston of British film publication Sight & Sound wrote "While Sorry We Missed You may not be as sentimentally affecting as I, Daniel Blake, it delivers a more nuanced, troubling and provocative state-of-the-nation address. As such, it's surely among Loach and Laverty's most sinewy efforts."

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Principal photography began in Newcastle upon Tyne and the surrounding areas in September 2018. It was selected to compete for the Palme d'Or at the 2019 Cannes Film Festival. Despite having a broken arm in a sling, the 82-year-old Loach appeared at Cannes to promote the film and announce that it would be his final film to compete at the festival.

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sur les abhérrations du système de protection sociale britannique

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I, DANIEL BLAKE  - OFFICIAL UK TRAILER [HD]

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Les films de Ken Loach: it's a free world

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Les films de Ken Loach: it's a free world

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It's a Free World - Sortie le 2 janvier 2008 Un film de Ken Loach Avec Kierston Wareing, Juliet Ellis, Leslaw Zurek Angie se fait virer d'une agence de recrutement pour mauvaise conduite en public. Elle fait alors équipe avec sa colocataire, Rose, pour ouvrir une agence dans leur cuisine.

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Quelques thématiques et ressources à explorer

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Quelques thématiques et ressources à explorer