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Avec le CECRL et le PEL, le " pédago nouveau" est arrivé il y a quelques années.
Bienvenue sur ce Blog "didactico pédago" de professeur  de langues de COLLEGE (anglais).
Lieu d'archivage, de réflexion et d'échanges j'espère, petit  relais tendu aux jeunes collègues stagiaires... compagnons de route depuis de nombreuses années... chaleureux et  vivifiants antidotes  à la sclérose!  ( relais reçu du prof de langue qui m'a donné envie d'exercer ce si beau métier) : ce blog est aussi un moyen de dire MERCI à tous ceux d'entre vous qui enrichissez, sur toutes sortes d' espaces virtuels, ma réflexion et ma pratique.
Sylvie SAGOL MARC
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ACTIVITES LANGAGIERES

Lundi 5 mars 2007
Introduire les gap fillers dans les échanges:

Interaction orale: vers B1 (Conversation) ce qui implique un échange vivant et des réactions pendant l'échange ...   GAP FILLERS

Réponses (affirmatives / négatives)

Hésitation

Problème de compréhension

No, actually.

Let's see...

What do you mean?

Doute / incrédulité

Solliciter un avis

Accord ? approbation / Désaccord

Are you sure that's right?

Maybe.

Um... I'm not sure.

Er, yes, I suppose so. You can't be serious.

Are you kidding?

You didn?t! / You don?t!

Is it? / Do you? / Can you? ...

I can't believe it!

What about you?


You're right.

Certainly.

Yes, sure.

Of course.

You're wrong.

That?s what you think!

Enthousiasme

Réaction et émotion

Protestation , véhémence

Wow!
Great!

Super!

I'm so happy/ disappointed/ sad... !


I?m not being silly!

I am! / I do! / I was! / I did! I can! ...

Perfectly!

Faire patienter (on réfléchit)

Remercier / réagir aux remerciements

S'excuser / réagir aux excuses

Hold on (a minute)!


Thanks!

You?re welcome!

That?s OK.

I'm sorry I can't / I don't. ...

Sorry!

That?s all right . / That?s OK.

Surprise

Lassitude, impatience 

Encourager / Rassurer

Do you / Did you/ Are you... really?

Forget it!


Of course! Go ahead!.

That's OK! / That's all right!

Never mind.

No problem. / Don't worry.

Exprimer sa sympathie

Fin de conversation


Poor you!

See you!


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Mardi 22 mai 2007
Médiation orale
"Parmi les activités de médiation orale on trouve, par exemple : interprétation simultanée "... (CECRL, p.71)
"De nombreuses situations – sinon toutes – supposent des types  d’activité mixtes. En cours de langue, par exemple, l’apprenant  peut avoir .... à jouer le rôle de médiateur, soit dans le cadre d’une activité scolaire, soit pour aider un camarade." (p.48)

... Une solution au problème de la "place du français/  place de la langue cible" en classe?  (qui suscite beaucoup d'échanges sur nos listes de diffusion): l'élève/ des élèves  INTERPRETES(s) servant de ... médiateur entre le professeur et la classe, entre un élève et un autre, entre le visiteur de passage et le groupe.... lorsque la communication, l'information, la consigne bloque à un moment crucial de l'activité.

Comment procédez- vous, VOUS?

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Vendredi 10 août 2007
...  sur le site de l'APPD:
- bilan des élèves
- questionnaire des élèves
- bilan et persêctives 2006 / 2007
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Mercredi 5 septembre 2007

Sur les conseils d'une collègue de liste eTeach (Hello Martine!) : didactisation d'une fiche d'entraînement à la CO:

Le principe de la fiche:
- je ne traite qu'une partie du podcast   (très long... et je veux me
concentrer sur DESCRIBING SOMEONE en ce début d'année) ... Follow up work sur le blog ou le podcast pour les motivés sur mon podcast


- document gravé sonore  sur un CD pour la classe +  texte original  copié- collé 4  fois avec des passages BLANCHIS au traitement de texte sur  4 transparents pour le rétroprojecteur (....SUPER IDEE que ces passages "blanchis au traitement de texte) prise dans un stage (Hello Sylvie!) ... entre autres:  très chouette technique pour apprendre par coeur)

 - n'apparaissent plus que les extraits que je souhaite (avec toujours la même
mise en page; les différentes info pourront se superposer (en superposant les transparents) si nécessaire

- à partir de mon aide: prise de parole des élèves pour retrouver le texte
- RECAP à la fin et réponse au questionnaire

 

Podcast ici ou ici 


Who?

Jonah Lomu , spelt J-O-N-A-H L-O-M-U , is probably the most famous rugby player in the world. He was born in Auckland on 12th May 1975 to parents of Tongan descent. He was a big lad and, as most boys in New Zealand, played rugby at school where he very quickly made it clear to everyone that he was a little bit special.

Now, for those of you who don't know much about rugby, I'll tell you just a couple of things you should know. A rugby team consists of 15 players, of which there are the 'forwards' and the 'backs'. The forwards are the big guys, the ones that do the pushing and shoving, and are usually the slowest in the team. The backs are the smaller guys who are very quick and do most of the running with the ball. Now, Jonah Lomu is 1.96m tall and weighs 120 kilos, or if you prefer 6 feet 5 inches and 19 stone. So you'd expect him to play with the forwards, yes? Wrong! Jonah Lomu plays with the backs on the wing, the position often reserved for the really small but fast man. ( Not that Jonah is



slow - he runs the 100


m in less than 11 seconds).


WHAT?


Jonah Lomu , spelt J-O-N-A-H L-O-M-U , is probably the most famous rugby player in the world. He was born in Auckland on 12th May 1975 to parents of Tongan descent. He was a big lad and, as most boys in New Zealand, played rugby at school where he very quickly made it clear to everyone that he was a little bit special.

Now, for those of you who don't know much about rugby, I'll tell you just a couple of things you should know. A rugby team consists of 15 players, of which there are the 'forwards' and the 'backs'. The forwards are the big guys, the ones that do the pushing and shoving, and are usually the slowest in the team. The backs are the smaller guys who are very quick and do most of the running with the ball. Now, Jonah Lomu is 1.96m tall and weighs 120 kilos, or if you prefer 6 feet 5 inches and 19 stone. So you'd expect him to play with the forwards, yes? Wrong! Jonah Lomu plays with the backs on the wing, the position often reserved for the really small but fast man. ( Not that Jonah is slow - he runs the 100m in less than 11 seconds).





WHERE?

Jonah Lomu , spelt J-O-N-A-H L-O-M-U , is probably the most famous rugby player in the world. He was born in Auckland on 12th May 1975 to parents of Tongan descent. He was a big lad and, as most boys in New Zealand, played rugby at school where he very quickly made it clear to everyone that he was a little bit special.

Now, for those of you who don't know much about rugby, I'll tell you just a couple of things you should know. A rugby team consists of 15 players, of which there are the 'forwards' and the 'backs'. The forwards are the big guys, the ones that do the pushing and shoving, and are usually the slowest in the team. The backs are the smaller guys who are very quick and do most of the running with the ball. Now, Jonah Lomu is 1.96m tall and weighs 120 kilos, or if you prefer 6 feet 5 inches and 19 stone. So you'd expect him to play with the forwards, yes? Wrong! Jonah Lomu plays with the backs on the wing, the position often reserved for the really small but fast man. ( Not that Jonah is slow - he runs the 100m in less than 11 seconds).





FIGURES (faux ami !! …= données chiffrées)

Jonah Lomu , spelt J-O-N-A-H L-O-M-U , is probably the most famous rugby player in the world. He was born in Auckland on 12th May 1975 to parents of Tongan descent. He was a big lad and, as most boys in New Zealand, played rugby at school where he very quickly made it clear to everyone that he was a little bit special.

Now, for those of you who don't know much about rugby, I'll tell you just a couple of things you should know. A rugby team consists of 15 players, of which there are the 'forwards' and the 'backs'. The forwards are the big guys, the ones that do the pushing and shoving, and are usually the slowest in the team. The backs are the smaller guys who are very quick and do most of the running with the ball. Now, Jonah Lomu is 1.96m tall and weighs 120 kilos, or if you prefer 6 feet 5 inches and 19 stone. So you'd expect him to play with the forwards, yes? Wrong! Jonah Lomu plays with the backs on the wing, the position often reserved for the really small but fast man. ( Not that Jonah is slow - he runs the 100m in less than 11 seconds).









A FREAK ?


Jonah Lomu , spelt J-O-N-A-H L-O-M-U , is probably the most famous rugby player in the world. He was born in Auckland on 12th May 1975 to parents of Tongan descent. He was a big lad and, as most boys in New Zealand, played rugby at school where he very quickly made it clear to everyone that he was a little bit special.

Now, for those of you who don't know much about rugby, I'll tell you just a couple of things you should know. A rugby team consists of 15 players, of which there are the 'forwards' and the 'backs'. The forwards are the big guys, the ones that do the pushing and shoving, and are usually the slowest in the team. The backs are the smaller guys who are very quick and do most of the running with the ball. Now, Jonah Lomu is 1.96m tall and weighs 120 kilos, or if you prefer 6 feet 5 inches and 19 stone. So you'd expect him to play with the forwards, yes? Wrong! Jonah Lomu plays with the backs on the wing, the position often reserved for the really small but fast man. ( Not that Jonah is slow - he runs the 100m in less than 11 seconds).




Answer these questions:

  1. Who is this about?

  2. Where were Jonah Lomu's parents from?

  3. Who are generally the smaller players in a rugby side?

  4. How tall is Jonah?

  5. How much does he weigh?

  6. How fast can he run?


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