Posted by Speakeasy News > Monday 19 February 2024 > In the News
You’re no doubt familiar with London’s iconic Underground map, and the names for Underground lines like Victoria, Circle, Bakerloo and Jubilee. But now the Overground trains in the network are being given new names reflecting the history and culture of the city. In fact, they’re being given names for the first time — up until … Continue reading “New Names for London Train Lines”
Posted by Speakeasy News > Monday 15 January 2024 >
In the first of our monthly videos in partnership with Streamglish, this 2-minute news report is about driverless taxis in San Francisco, California. It fits well into a sequence on Innovations scientifiques et responsabilité. Like each of the videos, it will be available on our site for a month, along with the downloadable activity sheet. Vocabulary … Continue reading “Video Resource: Who is in the Driving Seat?”
Posted by Speakeasy News > Friday 05 January 2024 > Shine Bright Lycée
In a new addition to the site for Shine Bright lycée users, you’ll will find a new video here each month, with a worksheet to use it in class. These videos are brought to you in partnership with Streamglish and each one is available for one month. This month: Self-driving cars. This short B2-level video … Continue reading “Streamglish Video: Self-driving Cars”
Posted by Speakeasy News > Monday 22 March 2021 > In the News Shine Bright Lycée
A middle-school student from Florida used a science-fair project to convince the Miami-Dade School District to begin converting its fleet of school buses over to electric. Eighth-grader Holly Thorpe measured CO2 levels inside the diesel school buses and her alarming results convinced the district to make the switch. The yellow school bus is a classic … Continue reading “Teen Convinces Florida District to Switch to Electric School Buses”
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