Classe de Terminale

A l'ECOUTE DES MEDIAS ANGLAIS LYCEE 2
Liste des documents classés par thématiques - TERMINALE
QCM
Document
Conflits/guerre froide
8. Spy novelist
Conflits/guerre froide
Conflits/guerre froide
Contact de cultures/aventures
Contact de cultures/exploration du monde
CECR
Interview with the writer John Le Carré, who wrote many best-selling spy novels.
B1+/B2
9. Korea
Interview with Korea specialist, Professor Graham Healey of Seffield University.
B1+/B2
21. Security service
11. Lady travellers
Lecture by Mrs Rimmington on the role of the Security Service MI5.
Lecture on ladies in the nineteenth century travelling to the "New World".
B2/B2+
B2/B2+
14. Ireland and literature
Interview with Peter Sirr, Director of the Irish Writers' Centre in Dublin.
B2/B2+
Contact des cultures/intégration
20. Women's studies
Identité/attitudes culturelles
Identité/ attitudes culturelles
Identité/comportements de groupes
Identités/attitudes culturelles
Interdépendance/environnement
Interdépendance/environnement
Interdépendance/mondialisation
Interdépendances/ généalogie (origines)
1. Freedom of the press
4. Humour
12. Stress
22. American culture
10. Bio-technology
16. Science and truth
15. Truth and democracy
6. Time and space
interdépendances/Environnement
7. Elephant conservation
Interdépendances/environnement
13. Animal rights
Interdépendances/institutions
2. Human rights
Interdépendances/mondialisation
3. Ethical investment
Interdépendances/mondialisation
Interdépendances/réseaux de
communication
Présentation
Interview with Frances Smith Foster, Professor of English and Women's Studies at an
American university.
Lecture on the freedom of expression in the UK.
Lecture on humour and whether it is universal or culture-based.
Discussion on stress in modern society.
You are going to listen to a lecture on some aspects of American culture.
Discussion about the implications of producing genetically modified food.
Discussion on the reliability of "scientific evidence".
Discussion on the need for governments to be truthful in public statements.
Lecture on biological evolution and notions of space and time.
Discussion with Keith Madders, Director of the development organization The
Zimbabwe Trust, and Celia Nicholls, a zoologist with the conservation group, Care for
the Wild about the best ways to safeguard and protect elephants on our planet.
B2/B2+
B1+
B1+
B2/B2+
B2/B2+
B1+/B2
B2/B2+
B2/B2+
B1/B2
B1+/B2
B2/B2+
5. Fraud
Discussion on the ethics of human treatment of animals.
It has been fourty years since the Declaration of human rights came into being. What
is the situation of Human rights today and worldwide?
Discussion with Peter Vardy, author and lecturer at London university and Peter
Webster, of the Ethical Research Service on ethical investment.
Discussion on fraud and its international implications.
19. Technological design
Interview about new technology and its impact on society.
B2/B2+
17. Communication
Interview about document design and new ways of communicating.
B2/B2+
23. Collecting objects
Discussion on a specific human conduct: the need for collecting objects.
B2/B2+
B1+
B1+
B1+
Interdépendances/réseaux de
communication Interdépendances/linguistique
Opposition /mode de vie alternatif
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Conflits /expérience coloniale
1. Vikings from Norway
Conflits/expérience coloniale
2. Viking presence outside
Scandinavia
Conflits/expérience coloniale
3. The Picts
From the 8th to the 10th century Vikings plundered the coasts of Europe. Britain and
Ireland were invaded and even saw Viking settlement.
The vikings settled in Britain. Are genetic traces of the Vikings still to be found in
today's population?
At one time the northern parts of Britain were populated by the Picts. What happened
to them when the Vikings invaded their country?
CECR
B1
B1
B1
Conflits/expérience coloniale
4. Ship burial
Vikings sometimes buried their dead in ships, for their last journey into the afterlife.
Not long ago such a ship burial was discovered on the island of Sanday, in the
Orkneys.
Conflits/représentations collectives
15. September 11, 2001
In his programme Natural Born Heroes, Robert Winston refers to the events of
September 11, 2001.More in particular he relates how Tina Hansen was rescued by
two total strangers, Mike Benfante and John Cerquiera.
B2+
Contact des cultures/exploration du monde 16. Origin of Easter Islanders
Easter Island is one of the most isolated spots in the world. Scientists have always
been intrigued by the question of the origin of the island population.
B2+
Identité/comportements de groupe
14. Generosity
In his programme Natural Born Heroes, Robert Winston talks about human generosity
and explains how it must have developed. He also describes an experiment with
children.
B2+
Identité/Construction par identification
/appartenance culturelle
5. Englishness
What does it mean to be English? What is it about Englishness that sets it apart from
other national cultures? Andrew Marr discusses these questions with Peter Ackroyd,
author of Albion: the origins of the English Imagination.
B1+
6. Fencing
In his programme The Human Instinct, Robert Winston uses a fencing match to
illustrate a point he wishes to make.
B1+
7. Siblings
In his programme The Human Instinct, Robert Winston reports the findings of an
American experiment with children and refers to a study among 120.000 people.
B1+
8. Card Game
In his programme The Human Instinct, Robert Winston refers to an experiment as part
of research into human behaviour. This experiment is a card game.
B1+
Identité/ construction par
identification/comportements de groupes
Identité/ Construction par
identification/comportements de groupes
Identité/ Construction par
identification/comportements de groupes
Identité/ construction par
identification/comportements de groupes - 11. Fossil
Interdépendances/Généalogie
Identité/ Construction par
identification/comportements de groupes - 9. Nick Leeson
Interdépendances/Généalogie
Identité/ construction par
identification/comportements de groupes - 12. Blood ties
Interdépendances/Généalogie
In his programme Natural Born Heroes , Robert Winston talks about a 200.000
year old jawbone.
B1+
B2
In his programme The Human Instinct, Robert Winston refers to the notorious bank
employee Nick Leeson to illustrate a human trait we all possess.
B2
In his programme Natural Born Heroes, Robert Winston talks about the drive in
animals and humans to protect their off-spring.
B2+
Identité/personnage emblématique conflits/représentations collectives
17. Free guns
Kirsty Wark talks with Michael Moore about a scene in his film Bowling for Columbine
about a shooting at Colum-bine Highschool in Denver, Colorado on April 20th 1999.
B2+
Identité/personnage emblématique conflits/représentations collectives
18. The Anarchist's Cookbook
Kirsty Wark talks with Michael Moore about a scene in his film Bowling for Columbine
about a shooting at Columbine Highschool in Denver, Colorado on April 20th 1999.
B2+
19. Charlton Heston
Kirsty Wark talks with Michael Moore about his film Bowling for Columbine about a
shooting at Columbine Highschool in Denver, Colorado on April 20th 1999. Shortly
after the shooting the former movie star Charlton Heston spoke at a rally of the
National Rifle Association.
B2+
20. Ralph Nader and car safety
Just a few decades ago cars were still far from safe. Ralph Nader wrote a book
criticizing the American car industry: Unsafe at Any Speed.
B2+
10. National Trust
You will hear a report on a special meeting of the National Trust.
B2
Interdépendances/Généalogie
13. Bats
In his programme Natural Born Heroes, Robert Winston talks about a pretty unique
animal species.
B2+
Interdépendances/protectionnisme
21. Ford Motor Company
Safety measures have not always been high on the agenda of the American car
industry.
B2+
Identité/personnage emblématique -
conflits/représentations collectives
Identité/personnage emblématique conflits/représentations collectives
Interdépendances/institutions