Posted by Speakeasy News > Wednesday 26 April 2017 > What's On
Jamaica is famous for reggae, and in particular Bob Marley. But Jamaican music has a long and complex history, and is much more influential than seems credible for a nation with a population of less than 3 million. In music, as in athletics, Jamaica punches well above its weight. An exhibition at the Philharmonie demonstrates … Continue reading “Jamaican Rebel Music”
Posted by Speakeasy News > Wednesday 26 April 2017 > Pedagogy
Bien souvent, lorsqu’on imagine un cours de langue réussi, le premier élément qui vient à l’esprit, c’est la qualité des documents proposés aux élèves. LE document motivant et adapté, combien de longues heures les professeurs débutants passent-ils à le chercher ? Combien de fois l’insuccès d’un cours est-il expliqué par la pauvreté, la difficulté ou l’inadaptation … Continue reading “Au-delà de la recherche du document parfait”
Posted by Speakeasy News > Wednesday 26 April 2017 > Celebrate
Ella Fitzgerald was one of the most recognized voices in jazz history. Named “The First Lady of Song,” Fitzgerald was the most popular female jazz singer in the United States for almost 60 years. In her lifetime, she won 13 Grammy Awards and sold over 40 million albums. This year, she would have turned 100. … Continue reading “Ella Fitzgerald: First Lady Of Song”
Posted by Speakeasy News > Wednesday 19 April 2017 > What's On
Jack Savoretti is a fabulous singer and songwriter. But more than that, he’s an inspiration to young musicians. In the age of the Pop Idol ideal of instant fame, Savoretti has done it the hard way and is convinced that has made him a better musician. You may not recognise Savoretti’s name… yet. But after … Continue reading “Jack Savoretti: Listen Up!”
Posted by Speakeasy News > Tuesday 18 April 2017 > In the News
The British government, led by Theresa May, has called a general election on 8 June, reversing the promises the Conservatives have made since the Brexit referendum vote on 23 June 2016. Although the Conservative government had called the Brexit referendum, its Prime Minister and many of its ministers campaigned leaving the E.U. When the “leave” … Continue reading “Theresa May Calls for a Snap Election”
Posted by Speakeasy News > Tuesday 18 April 2017 > Pedagogy
Editions Nathan is organising English-teachers’ afternoons in Nice, Paris, Lille, Nantes, Lyon and Toulouse between 26 April and 10 May. The events include informative talks about teaching, tea and distribution of the latest collège textbooks: Thumbs Up 6e and Give Me Five 5e-3e. If you’d like to go along, follow this link for details and … Continue reading “English Teachers’ Afternoons”
Posted by Speakeasy News > Friday 07 April 2017 > In the News
One year ago, on April 3 2016, Joseph Medicine Crow died at age 102. He was the last Plains Indians war chief. But he was also, through his grandfather, the last direct oral witness about the Battle of the Little Bighorn in 1876. Medicine crow was a very special person, a symbol for all Native … Continue reading “Medicine Crow, the Last Plains Indians War Chief”
Posted by Speakeasy News > Friday 07 April 2017 > Celebrate
On 9 April, Scotland celebrates National Unicorn Day, in honour of the country’s national animal. Unicorns may be mythical creatures but that doesn’t stop them being represented all over Scotland, and in the country’s coat of arms. This 2m willow sculpture was created specially for National Unicorn Day by artist Woody Fox, and has been … Continue reading “Unicorn Day”
Posted by Speakeasy News > Friday 07 April 2017 > Pedagogy
If you are interested in Positive Education, these sites and videos will tell you more, and provide an introduction to character strengths for your pupils. ScholaVie trains teachers and parents in Positive Education in France. Read our interview with Laure Reynaud from Scholavie. Laure Reynaud et Vanessa Clamy Sebag will talk about Postive Education during … Continue reading “Resources on Positive Education”
Posted by Speakeasy News > Friday 07 April 2017 > Pedagogy
Des techniques de psychologie positive sont de plus en plus utilisées pour donner des outils aux enseignants afin qu’ils aident leurs élèves à mieux vivre leur scolarité et à mieux apprendre. Entretien avec Laure Reynaud, enseignante, formatrice et co-fondatrice de Scholavie, association qui promeut l’éducation positive en France. D’abord, en quoi consiste l’éducation positive ? L’éducation … Continue reading “Positiver !”
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