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Henry write to his mother a letter which tells about the Christmas night 1914 in trenches. And the incredible moment between the soldiers of different countries, ennemies become friends for a night.

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Petit manuel à l'attention des profs de langues désireux d'affronter le monstre informatique J'ai peur des souris ...

Pour avoir en permanence sous la main un petit rappel des manipulations informatiques les plus basiques, toutes devenues quasi indispensables au professeur de langues vivantes.

Pour le Bac

1. Capturer une vidéo sur YouTube
2. Modifier des formats (audio et vidéo)
3. Découper une vidéo
4. Découper un fichier audio

Pour la Classe:

1. Faire une capture d'écran
2. Faire un diaporama à vidéo-projeter

Tout ce qu'il faut savoir sur la Baladodiffusion

Vous trouverez dans cette rubrique toutes les étapes de la formation "La Baladodiffusion au service des compétences" : les diaporamas de présentation, les logiciels indispensables, les conseils concernant l'achat du matériel etc. Pour vous faire une idée de ce à quoi ressemble une séance balado en classe, vous trouverez aussi des vidéos d'usages tournées avec nos élèves, en anglais, allemand et espagnol.

Banque son généraliste, tous niveaux, toutes durées

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170. City of the dead

1'02 - B2

Catriona (UK)

167. A Canadian snowboard instructor

0'50 - A2

Patrick (Can)

166. A Canadian Cat driver

1'14 - A2

Richard (Can)

163. Bobby Sands and the hunger strike

3'14 - B1 B2

Lucy (Irl)

160. The conflict in Northern Ireland 2

8'32 - B1 B2

Fiona,Sean,Niall (Irl)

4'31 - B1 B2

Fiona,Sean,Niall (Irl)

2'23 - B1 B2

Nial (Irl)

3'03 - B1 B2

Sean (Irl)

152. A lot of acronyms

3'13 - A2

Schafer (US)

151. Irregular verbs

8'29 - A2

Accents variés

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Petit manuel à l'attention des profs de langues désireux d'affronter le monstre informatique J'ai peur des souris ... Pour avoir en permanence sous la main un petit rappel des manipulations informatiques les plus basiques, toutes devenues quasi indispensables au professeur de langues vivantes. Pour le Bac 1. Capturer une vidéo sur YouTube2.

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Danny Boyle captures the spirit of Armistice Day

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Conditions in Trenches - Dan Snow's Battle of the Somme

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1. Introduce your document: identify the author, source and date of publication.
2. Describe and analyse your document. What can we learn abour WW1 and its events?
Present your document to the group showing to what extent it gives us a realistic image of WW1. Don't forget to make your document acccesible to the other students.
Why not add sound to make it even more 'authenic'!

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it's an extract poem which is named The Death Bed, by Siegfried Sassoon in 1917. He is an author and writer english who influenced Wilfried Owen and Robert Graves and who was famous for his pacifists work

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We can do a dialogue between a soldier and a child, it's can be interesting for show the reallity and how the transmission of the history is .

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Interpretation about this poem

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This is a scene after a battle of the WW1. The doctors are  helping the soldiers. The mustard gas was created by the french people and used in the chimical attacks.

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The letter is really realistic with a lot of details, the atmosphere in the trenches in this night.

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First of all we're going  to introduce you to a well known poem, we'll firstly

In its first three stanzas, "Dulce et Decorum est" presents a vision of war and more precisely World War I. That's entirely brutal, bitter and pessimistic. The fourth and final stanza marks a shift. While the first stanza are focused on the "we" of the regiment.The second focused on the "he" of the dying soldier, and the third is focused on "I" of the traumatized speaker. The fourth stanza focused on the "you"of the reader. Indeed, the speaker's also addressing the reader, trying to make them understand the crual reality of the war.
This is an effort to contradict what the speaker describes as the "old lie", the commonly held belief communicated in the lines of latin from the poet Horace, that war and dying in war is meaningful and full of glory.

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This document is a diary extract from World War I. The author of this journal is Private Frank Walker, he wrote it during his service with the Canadian Field Ambulance from 1914 till 1919. We can see that in this extract he wrote about the month of June of 1916. 

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This document is a diary extract from World War I. The author of this journal is Private Frank Walker, he wrote it during his service with the Canadian Field Ambulance from 1914 till 1919. We can see that in this extract he wrote about the month of June of 1916. 

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Henry writes a letter to his mother which tells about the Christmas night 1914 in trenches. And the incredible moment between the soldiers of different countries, ennemies become friends for a night.

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-The mustard gas was burning the skin and that's probably why the soldiers are wearing blindfolds : to not become blind
-Unfortunatly, a lot of soldiers died because of this gas ; we can see it on the painting
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In the first text of June 7 Advanced dressing Station called "Railway Dug-Outs" the soldier talks about the day he arrived on the field with the Canadian Field Ambulance and so rifles, pieces of equipment, ammunition limbers,...                   He describes what he sees on the battle field.                            In the second text, Private Frank Walker talks more about his emotions than the first text. For example he says "For 48 hours we have been working without stop". He speaks about the deaths laying on the field and wounded people in trenches and shell pits. One of the order they gave the soldiers was that the wounded must lie outside the Dressing Station. This shows the cruelty of the military who have no mercy. He finishes his text by saying that he only have 12 blessed hours which show the exitment for free time because they don't have much.                                             In conclusion, this extract is based on a true story so it shows the reality of the War and its cruelty. We can feel the emotions and the worry of the soldiers.

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In the first text of June 7 Advanced dressing Station called "Railway Dug-Outs" the soldier talks about the day he arrived on the field with the Canadian Field Ambulance and so rifles, pieces of equipment, ammunition limbers,...                   He describes what he sees on the battle field.                            In the second text, Private Frank Walker talks more about his emotions than the first text. For example he says "For 48 hours we have been working without stop". He speaks about the deaths laying on the field and wounded people in trenches and shell pits. One of the order they gave the soldiers was that the wounded must lie outside the Dressing Station. This shows the cruelty of the military who have no mercy. He finishes his text by saying that he only have 12 blessed hours which show the exitment for free time because they don't have much.                                             In conclusion, this extract is based on a true story so it shows the reality of the War and its cruelty. We can feel the emotions and the worry of the soldiers.

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Blog ‘’A la Littérature’’ [Auteur : Pierre Campion. Professeur de philosophie et de littérature][En Ligne] Consulté le 20.11.2020 Disponible sur http://pierre.campion2.free.fr/gernot_owen.htm
Wikipedia [En ligne] [Dulce et decorum est] Consulté le 13.11.2020 Disponible sur https://fr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dulce_Et_Decorum_Est