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... et entrer dans le vif du sujet dès les premières minutes Voici 5 activités brise-glace à pratiquer lors d'une première prise de contact avec votre groupe-classe. A vous de choisir celle qui convient à votre public ...et à vos contraintes (temps, matériel, espace, effectifs). La plupart de ces activités ne nécessitent pas de matériel… 
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Teaching Matters' mission is to develop and retain great teachers, and measurably increase their ability to give students in urban public schools an excellent education.
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What does being a ‘digitally competent’ teacher mean? Does it mean using laptops, smartphones, or tablets in your classroom? Does it mean finding new and interesting ways to use those devices along with apps and web tools?
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"General glossaries Banque de données terminologique du Service de la langue française du Ministère de la Communauté française de Belgique (French, English, Dutch, German) Law and politics glossaries Contract of employment – Cologne University of Applied Sciences (French, English, German) Economics and finance glossaries Accounting – economicas-online.com (Spanish, English, German, French) Medical and health glossaries Aids – Cologne University of Applied Sciences (French, German, English) Natural sciences glossaries Animals – University of Ljubljana (over 50 European languages) Arts, humanities and literature glossaries Archeology – Termcat (Catalan, Spanish, English) Food and beverage glossaries Cuisine of the Middle East – Termcat (Catalan, Spanish, French, English) Computer science glossaries Artificial intelligence – Autores Científico-Técnicos y Académicos (Spanish, French, English) Technical glossaries Airports – Autores Científico-Técnicos y Académicos (Spanish, French, English) Sports glossaries Adventure sports – Termcat (Catalan, Spanish, English, French) Miscellaneous glossaries Country names – Délégation Générale à la Langue Française (English, French, Spanish) Via Stefano KaliFire
Brent Weaver's curator insight,
September 4, 2016 1:10 PM
Many subjects and areas have their own special terminology. Here is a great list of where to find translations; many of them in English & German
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Here is a cool game to play if you have a minute. How much French do you know?
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“Let truth and falsehood grapple: who ever knew truth put to the worse, in a free and open encounter?” John Milton, Areopagitica, 1644 Knowledge lessons prioritise memory, instruction and practice;...
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Consumer Classroom is a Community Website for Teachers bringing together an Extensive Library of Consumer Education Teaching Resources from across the EU.
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By: Scott Davis Business Analyst, Pearson It is often quite difficult to relate inputs to outcomes in the world of education. Traditionally, much work has been done to develop and provide inputs into the process of education.
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As communicators, we’re always looking for new ways to improve the way we write, speak and, well, communicate. Maybe we follow writing blogs to find tips or even watch YouTube videos on how to im… Via Charles Tiayon
Valeria Rodríguez Castro's curator insight,
August 7, 2018 11:15 PM
Besides the several advantages learning a new language has, it also helps improve the second language learners’ communicative skills. In this way, being able to communicate in a language is not only using words to create a message, communication is knowing what to say and how, when, and under which circumstances and contexts to say it. Learning a new language is not only learning a different way of speaking but understanding how L2 utterances are performed among their speakers according to their cultural and social features.
Camila Restrepo's curator insight,
November 20, 2020 10:20 AM
To begin with, it is really important to understand that the learning process is not the same for all, it can change in multiple aspects. When I started to learn English, I remember that I have to solve tasks that didn’t help me a lot in my process because they not demanded thinking or analyzing about the language; however, it was expected that I acquired it for completely because I was learned it at an early age and some people related this with the age factor and with the critical period hypothesis. Nevertheless, I think that one of the most important things that have helped me to understand and improve my English are the factor of motivation due to the fact that it is not the same, learning something because you have to do it to learning something because you want to do it. When you are conscious of your academic process it is easier to comprehend and establish goals that help you to enhance what you are learning and this is related to the motivation that can be extrinsic or intrinsic and in my case, it was my passion for learning and to know about other cultures that motivated me to continue studying English. Another factor that significantly impacted my learning process was autonomy. Being aware of what we are learning and the ways that help make our process more effective means that we must assume more responsibility to improve. At the same time, being aware of the process in which we are and working to achieve the goals that are being sought, falls only on us. As students, recognize this, is the first step to have an effective development and also take into account what Hammer stated (2015) that it is important that the student learns not to depend on the teacher to perfect and improve the language skill. These are the elements to success because there are many aspects outside the way of teaching that affect learning, one of them, for example, are the learning strategies that we implement in the academic life. In my case I learned that it was necessary to know the strategies that helped me to improve weak aspects of my second language and to relate them to the ways in which I was learning faster. For example, I am a very visual person and I began to use colors in my notes to record what I had to study which led me to improve in different skills. In this way, we can say that factors such as motivation, autonomy are supremely important for the process of learning a second language and that being clear about the goals that we want to achieved are the steps that are going to helps us to have a successful learning process. In my process I have seen myself back in numerous attempts to learn the language effectively; however I understood that the only way to do it was by learning about what worked for me, and that I could not compare my learning process with the process of others, because there is where everything starts fail. Today, I continue learning about this language in order to be prepared to teach it in a future and to share with others the incredible path of learning a second language. References: Hammer, Jeremy 2015. The practice of English language teaching. Harlow, Essex, England: Pearson Education Limited. 
Mari Agualimpia's curator insight,
December 3, 2020 11:09 PM
It is important to understand that Biligualism affects not only one aspect of our lives. On the contrary, it benefits many aspects of our lifes such as social interactions, economic staff, mental condition, health, among other. For this reason , this article is very relevant since it provides crucial information about how second language learning can hel us to improve our communicative skills which are very important for communication and the life itself. It is fundamental to remmember that communication is a natural process in terms of human interactions, and this study provides us relvant information about the advantages of bilingualism related to communication skills.
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Jour2Fête, le distributeur cinéma qui pétille !
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McDonald’s vous embarque en Californie dès le 19 juin jusqu’au 29 juillet 2014 avec la campagne American Summer et l’arrivée de 2 nouveaux burgers. Le California & Chicken se compose d’un chicken croustillant, de bacon avec une sauce à l’avocat. On aime aussi le Florida & Beef avec ses deux steaks, ses lamelles de poivrons et sa summer […]
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Rapidly approaching the dog days of summer (give or take a few days or weeks), I felt a need to share a power packed suitcase of tools that could be used to archive your summer highlights and memories.
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People Speaking a Foreign Language Make Less Emotional Decisions
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