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Document
Présentation
Création - art, musée , sculpture/ mémoire des
5. Tussaud's
figures passées
Création - la télévision
Création - les acteurs/les échanges-le monde
du spectacle
Création : le métier de journaliste
Création : les médias
Échanges : l'industrie des biens culturels
(disque, cinéma, édition)
Échanges économiques - le commerce du
tabac
Échanges économiques - l'explosion urbaine
Échanges économiques - un représentant du
monde de l'art
Échanges et liens sociaux à travers radio,
publicité et informations
Explorations d'autres continents , vers
d'autres formes de tourisme ?
Tussaud's museum, the number of visitors, the figures that are
exhibited and the process of creation.
Mrs wilson, manager at Itv, talks abouts the way programmes
20. ITV
are chosen and set up.
Mr Garett talks about his experience as a theatre actor: the
22. Actor
career prospects, the British film industry and the way he
prepares and rehearses.
Ron Eyley, director of the centre for journalism studies in
21. Journalism
Sheffield, explains how he sees journalism and gives his
opinion about the British Press.
Heather gibson is working in the marketing department at the
14. Newspaper
Independent newspaper. She explains what the position of
marketing department
Editor consists in and entails.
An interview of Richard Branson, the most successful British
2. Richard Branson
businessman.
16. Tobacco
9. Traffic
24. Art-dealer
4. Local radio
10. Explorer
Discussion about the future of the tobacco industry.
Discussion with a transport consultant whose job consists in
explaining how transport has developed to cope with social
changes and social needs.
Discussion with William Bevan, public dealer in middle-range
Victorian paintings.
Discovering different kinds of news and advertisements from a
local radio.
Interview of sir Ranulph Fiennes, an explorer who has recently
walked the South Pole and back.
CECR
A2/B1
B1+/B2
B1+/B2
B1+/B2
B1
A2/B1
B1+/B2
B1
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B1
Lien social - la violence dans le sport
6. Boxing
Controversy in boxing since the death of several boxers the past
four years. Should it be totally banned or maintained as it is?
B1
Lien social - les informations radiophoniques
7. Newsitems
Newsitems dealing with different topics.
B1
Lien social - l'explosion urbaine
Discussion on traffic congestion and its various consequences
15. Traffic congestion
on environment and car design.
Lien social - l'explosion urbaine (les transports
25. Newcast
en ville)
Lien social - remède à l'explosion urbaine : un
18. London Zoo
zoo en ville
Lien social - une forme de violence au travail
Lien social - violence symbolique de la
dépendance
Mémoire - les prisons du passé
Mémoire : les vestiges du passé en GrandeBretagne
Mémoire du passé (l'Exxon Valdez)
12. Sexual
Harassment
8. Addiction
19. The Clink
Some samples of newscast on British radios.
B1+/B2
Life and organization of a zoo in a city (London zoo).
B1+/B2
Interview of Michael Rubenstein, author and Vivienne Gay,
barrister, on sexual harassment. Both will explain what it is and
its impact on women at work.
Discussion with a doctor and a writer on addiction, its
consequences and how it could be overcome.
John De Holland, curator of the Clink Prison Museum, talks
about the origins of this prison and the treatment of the
prisoners back in the ninth century.
3. Viking Centre York Amade in York and what they reveal about the Viking age.
17. Pollution
B1
Debate on environmental catastrophies and issues and their
effects on the planet. Had they been exaggerated ?
B1
B1
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Création/architecture-design
Document
Présentation
16. Colour vision
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Dr Gillian Rice explores the role of colour in human and animal life.
A new kind of real ale to be sold in supermarkets has recently been put
on the market. Presenter Peter White discusses the new product with
Nigel McNally, commercial director of Charles Well's brewery, and
Andrew Jefford, award winning drink writer.
Création/innovation industrielle
7. Real Ale
Création/musique
11. Aiming high:
making music
Secondary-school pupils and professional musicians take part in the
joint project Aiming high. Both groups experience a turning-point. What
does this moment of change amount to for each?
B1+/B2
Création/TV
10. Children and TV
Is it a good idea for children to have a TV set or video in their bedroom?
Liz Barclay puts the question to Isabel Reed, children's programme
manager at ITC and Jim White, Guardian journalist.
B1+
Échanges/industrie - Internet et divertissement
15. Entertainment and Heather Paton asks a number of experts for their opinion on the new
the internet
chances that the internet offers the 'old' media of radio and television.
Échanges/industrie de la beauté
6. Body shop
Échanges/l'industrie high tech
4. Lucent
Échanges/tourisme
9. Air travel
Lien social/ violences urbaines
8. Driving licence
Lien social/divisions communautaires (sociales) 5. Lost boy
Lien social/explosion urbaine
Lien social/l'explosion urbaine
Lien social/l'explosion urbaine
Lien social/violence
Lien social/violence
A customer complained about the local Body Shop in Newcastle.
Lucent Technologies is in trouble and has decided to restructure its
work force.
Presenter Richard Daniel chairs a discussion with a small panel of
speakers (Philip Stott, Roger Wiltshire, Susan Hatfield and Derek
Moore) about the environmental effect of air travel.
Presenter Trixie Rawlinson discusses the government proposal with
Keith Cameron from the British School of Motoring and Dave Rogers
from ROSPA (Royal Society for Preventing Accidents).
A lost boy was found wandering the streets of Bermondsey.
The introduction of new Connex train carriages has given nothing but
19. New Trains
problems so far.
2. Railtrack
Report on a train accident at Edinborough Waverley Station.
West Yorkshire police is investigating the use of violence by one of its
3. Police violence
officers.
12. Crime figures
Recent crime figures in the UK show the first rise in six years.
Libby Purves, presenter, talks to two victims of bullying, Sebastian
Powell (13, who was bullied at school and Alison Campbell, who was
13. Bullying at school bullied in the workplace. She discusses the subject with Maggie Turner,
and in the workplace Manager of Chips (Childline in Partnerships with Schools) and Val
Wallace, Senior Executive of the Andrea Adams Trust (which deals with
workplace-bullying).
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B1
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A2/B1
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Arts et littérature - acteur de théâtre
Document
22. Actor
présentation
Mr Garett talks about his experience as a theatre actor: the
career prospects, the British film industry and the way he
prepares and rehearses.
Domination - Formation du Royaume-Uni : la
présence des Vikings
3. Viking Centre York Amade in York and what they reveal about the Viking age.
Domination - histoire/formation du RoyaumeUni / religion / influence-religion
19. The Clink
Domination - la modification des structures
sociales
Domination - le pouvoir économique de
grandes structures
Domination - les structures politiques,
sociales
John De Holland, curator of the Clink Prison Museum, talks
about the origins of this prison and the treatment of the
prisoners back in the ninth century.
Discussion between Brian Mitchell, a former officer on the
13. Women in combat army and Kate Muir, journalist on the following question: should
women be allowed to enrol in the army?
16. Tobacco
23. Justice of the
Peace
Domination - les structures sociales et
économiques
9. Traffic
Domination - Relations de domination/formes
de pouvoirs
12. Sexual
Harassment
Influence - la culture populaire, les noms
emblématiques
1. Carl Lewis
Influence - les médias
4. Local radio
Influence - Valeurs : dépendance/addiction
8. Addiction
Influence /les médias ; le pouvoir de l'image
11. Picture editor
Influence des arts - la peinture
24. Art-dealer
Influence des arts (les ventes aux enchères) 25. Newcast
influences/médias
Influence des médias
Influence des médias/pouvoir économique et
culturel des médias anglo-saxons
Influence ou opposition - les médias
Influences - culture populaire, arts
Influences - le lobbying dans le sport
Influences - les médias
Influences/valeurs : liberté, indépendance Opposition/modes de vie alternatifs
Opposition : institutions et mouvements - les
associations écologiques
Pouvoir économique et culturel : les
multinationales
Discussion about the future of the tobacco industry.
Vernon Bushell, machine operator setter, is also a magistrate,
and explains what his activity consists in.
Discussion with a transport consultant whose job consists in
explaining how transport has developed to cope with social
changes and social needs.
Interview of Michael Rubenstein, author and Vivienne Gay,
barrister, on sexual harassment. Both will explain what it is and
its impact on women at work.
Interview of Carl Lewis, one of the most famous athletes in the
world who has just published his biography.
Discovering different kinds of news and advertisements from a
local radio.
Discussion with a doctor and a writer on addiction, its
consequences and how it could be overcome.
Discussion with Michael Spillard, deputy editor on the
Independent. He explains what his job consists in.
Discussion with William Bevan, public dealer in middle-range
Victorian paintings.
Some samples of newscast on British radios.
Mrs wilson, manager at Itv, talks abouts the way programmes
are chosen and set up.
Ron Eyley, director of the centre for journalism studies in
21. Journalism
Sheffield, explains how he sees journalism and gives his
opinion about the British Press.
Heather gibson is working in the marketing department at the
14. Newspaper
Independent newspaper. She explains what the position of
marketing department
Editor consists in and entails.
Tussaud's museum, the number of visitors, the figures that are
5. Tussaud's
exhibited and the process of creation.
Controversy in boxing since the death of several boxers the
6. Boxing
past four years. Should it be totally banned or maintained as it
is?
7. Newsitems
Newsitems dealing with different topics.
Interview of sir Ranulph Fiennes, an explorer who has recently
10. Explorer
walked the South Pole and back.
Debate on environmental catastrophies and issues and their
17. Pollution
effects on the planet. Had they been exaggerated ?
An interview of Richard Branson, the most successful British
2. Richard Branson
businessman.
20. ITV
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B1+/B2
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Document
Présentation
Lucent Technologies is in trouble and has decided to restructure its
work force.
The introduction of new Connex train carriages has given nothing but
problems so far.
Domination /pouvoir économique
4. Lucent
Domination /pouvoir économique
19. New Trains
Domination /pouvoir économique Influence /medias
15. Entertainment and Heather Paton asks a number of experts for their opinion on the new
the internet
chances that the internet offers the 'old' media of radio and television.
Domination/ pouvoir économique et culturel /
influences/valeurs - fair play (le sens du
service, "le client est roi")
6. Body shop
A customer complained about the local Body Shop in Newcastle.
Libby Purves, presenter, talks to two victims of bullying, Sebastian
Powell (13), who was bullied at school and Alison Campbell, who was
Domination /structures sociales - Influence /(anti) 13. Bullying at school bullied in the workplace. She discusses the subject with Maggie Turner,
and in the workplace Manager of Chips (Childline in Partnerships with Schools) and Val
valeurs
Wallace, Senior Executive of the Andrea Adams Trust (which deals with
workplace-bullying).
Some apple growers in Southern England are grubbing up their
18. Walnuts
Domination /structures sociales (class system)
orchards and replacing them by walnut trees.
CECR
A2/B1
B1+/B2
B1+/B2
B1
B1+/B2
B1+/B2
Domination /structures sociales (schools)
11. Aiming high:
making music
Secondary-school pupils and professional musicians take part in the
joint project Aiming high. Both groups experience a turning-point. What
does this moment of change amount to for each?
B1+/B2
Domination /structures sociales : "class system"
5. Lost boy
A lost boy was found wandering the streets of Bermondsey.
A2/B1
Influence /institutions symboliques
3. Police violence
West Yorkshire police is investigating the use of violence by one of its
officers.
A2/B1
Influence /lobbying
8. Driving licence
Presenter Trixie Rawlinson discusses the government proposal with
Keith Cameron from the British School of Motoring and Dave Rogers
from ROSPA (Royal Society for Preventing Accidents).
B1+
Influence /médias
1. Weather forecast
Weather forecast on several parts of the UK by David Braine.
Influence /médias
10. Children and TV
Is it a good idea for children to have a TV set or video in their bedroom?
Liz Barclay puts the question to Isabel Reed, children's programme
manager at ITC and Jim White, Guardian journalist.
Influence /publicité
16. Colour vision
Dr Gillian Rice explores the role of colour in human and animal life.
Influence /valeurs ("entrepreneurship")
7. Real Ale
Opposition/ institutions - mouvements
9. Air travel
Révolte /conflits sociaux
12. Crime figures
A new kind of real ale to be sold in supermarkets has recently been put
on the market. Presenter Peter White discusses the new product with
Nigel McNally, commercial director of Charles Well's brewery, and
Andrew Jefford, award winning drink writer.
Presenter Richard Daniel chairs a discussion with a small panel of
speakers (Philip Stott, Roger Wiltshire, Susan Hatfield and Derek
Moore) about the environmental effect of air travel.
Recent crime figures in the UK show the first rise in six years.
A2/B1
B1+
B1+/B2
B1
B1+
B1+/B2
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Conflits sociaux, relation hommes/femmes,
mouvements de droits des femmes
Contact de cultures/exploration du monde,
aventures
Contacts de cultures et d'autres mondes à
travers les zoos
Document
12. Sexual
Harassment
10. Explorer
18. London Zoo
1. Carl Lewis
Contacts des cultures : les sportifs
Identité - Construction par identification : les
attitudes culturelles - la radio locale anglaise
Identité - Construction par identités - attitudes
culturelles
présentation
Interview of Michael Rubenstein, author and Vivienne Gay,
barrister, on sexual harassment. Both will explain what it is and
its impact on women at work.
Interview of sir Ranulph Fiennes, an explorer who has recently
walked the South Pole and back.
4. Local radio
5. Tussaud's
Identité : appartenance socio-culturelle
Identité : Attitudes culturelles Interdépendances culturelles par rapport à
l'art.
Identité : Construction par identification : les
personnages emblématiques
Identité : Construction par rupture - la
stigmatisation sociale
Identité :Appartenance socio-culturelle
Interdépendance - Environnement/sciences
Interdépendance - Réseaux de
communication, interdépendances culturelles
Interdépendance : mondialisation des
échanges-biens culturels
Interdépendance des réseaux de
communication/transport
Interdépendances : la mondialisation des
échanges/des informations
Interdépendances : mondialisation des
réseaux de transport/interdépendances
imposées - problèmes d'environnement
Interdépendances économiques,
mondialisation des marchés
Interdépendances refusées - les menaces sur
l'environnement mondial
Interdépendances/les réseaux de
communication
23. Justice of the
Peace
24. Art-dealer
B1
B1
B1+/B2
Life and organization of a zoo in a city (London zoo).
Interview of Carl Lewis, one of the most famous athletes in the
world who has just published his biography.
Discovering different kinds of news and advertisements from a
local radio.
Tussaud's museum, the number of visitors, the figures that are
exhibited and the process of creation.
6. Boxing
Identité - construction par identités - Attitudes
culturelles - l'émergence des sports violents
Identité - construction par rupture - rupture avec 13. Women in combat
les stéréotypes féminins (construction par
rupture)
8. Addiction
Identité - construction par rupture stigmatisation sociale
CECR
A2/B1
A2/B1
A2/B1
B1
Controversy in boxing since the death of several boxers the past
four years. Should it be totally banned or maintained as it is?
Discussion between Brian Mitchell, a former officer on the army
and Kate Muir, journalist on the following question: should
women be allowed to enrol in the army?
Discussion with a doctor and a writer on addiction, its
consequences and how it could be overcome.
Vernon Bushell, machine operator setter, is also a magistrate,
and explains what his activity consists in.
B1
B1
B1+/B2
B1+/B2
Discussion with William Bevan, public dealer in middle-range
Victorian paintings.
2. Richard Branson
An interview of Richard Branson, the most successful British
businessman.
19. The Clink
John De Holland, curator of the Clink Prison Museum, talks
about the origins of this prison and the treatment of the
prisoners back in the ninth century.
22. Actor
Mr Garett talks about his experience as a theatre actor: the
career prospects, the British film industry and the way he
prepares and rehearses.
25. Newcast
Some samples of newscast on British radios.
21. Journalism
Ron Eyley, director of the centre for journalism studies in
Sheffield, explains how he sees journalism and gives his
opinion about the British Press.
20. ITV
Mrs wilson, manager at Itv, talks abouts the way programmes
are chosen and set up.
9. Traffic
Discussion with a transport consultant whose job consists in
explaining how transport has developed to cope with social
changes and social needs.
14. Newspaper
Heather gibson is working in the marketing department at the
marketing department Independent newspaper. She explains what the position of
Editor consists in and entails.
15. Traffic congestion
A2/B1
B1+/B2
B1+/B2
B1+/B2
B1+/B2
B1+/B2
B1
B1
B1
Discussion on traffic congestion and its various consequences
on environment and car design.
16. Tobacco
17. Pollution
11. Picture editor
B1
Discussion about the future of the tobacco industry.
Debate on environmental catastrophies and issues and their
effects on the planet. Had they been exaggerated ?
Discussion with Michael Spillard, deputy editor on the
Independent. He explains what his job consists in.
B1+/B2
B1
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Contact de cultures/exploration du monde
14. Paris taxi police
Identité/ appartenance socio-culturelle
18. Walnuts
Identité /appartenance socio-culturelle
5. Lost boy
Présentation
An English reporter follows a squad of the Paris taxi police. They stop
and interrogate two taxidrivers.
Some apple growers in Southern England are grubbing up their
orchards and replacing them by walnut trees.
A lost boy was found wandering the streets of Bermondsey.
Presenter Trixie Rawlinson discusses the government proposal with
Keith Cameron from the British School of Motoring and Dave Rogers
from ROSPA (Royal Society for Preventing Accidents).
CECR
B1+/B2
B1+/B2
A2/B1
Identité /attitudes culturelles
8. Driving licence
Identité /comportements de groupe
Libby Purves, presenter, talks to two victims of bullying, Sebastian
Powell (13), who was bullied at school and Alison Campbell, who was
13. Bullying at school bullied in the workplace. She discusses the subject with Maggie Turner,
and in the workplace Manager of Chips (Childline in Partnerships with Schools) and Val
Wallace, Senior Executive of the Andrea Adams Trust (which deals with
workplace-bullying).
Identité /comportements de groupes - attitudes
culturelles
10. Children and TV
Is it a good idea for children to have a TV set or video in their bedroom?
Liz Barclay puts the question to Isabel Reed, children's programme
manager at ITC and Jim White, Guardian journalist.
B1+
culturelles - appartenance socio-culturelle
11. Aiming high:
making music
Secondary-school pupils and professional musicians take part in the
joint project Aiming high. Both groups experience a turning-point. What
does this moment of change amount to for each?
B1+/B2
Identité/ marqueurs-symboles
17. Fish & Chips
TV cook Antony Worrall Thompson prepares a favourite English dish:
fish and chips.
B1+/B2
12. Crime figures
Recent crime figures in the UK show the first rise in six years.
B1+/B2
Identité /comportements de groupes - attitudes
Identité /par rupture avec un groupe économique
ou culturel
1. Weather forecast
A2/B1
16. Colour vision
Dr Gillian Rice explores the role of colour in human and animal life.
B1+/B2
6. Body shop
A customer complained about the local Body Shop in Newcastle.
7. Real Ale
Identités/ Attitudes culturelles/stéréotypes
Identités /comportements de groupes
équitable
Interdépendances, mondialisation /
environnement
B1+/B2
A new kind of real ale to be sold in supermarkets has recently been put
on the market. Presenter Peter White discusses the new product with
Nigel McNally, commercial director of Charles Well's brewery, and
Andrew Jefford, award winning drink writer.
Weather forecast on several parts of the UK by David Braine.
Identité /stéréotypes
Interdépendances - e-commerce, commerce
B1+
9. Air travel
Presenter Richard Daniel chairs a discussion with a small panel of
speakers (Philip Stott, Roger Wiltshire, Susan Hatfield and Derek
Moore) about the environmental effect of air travel.
Lucent Technologies is in trouble and has decided to restructure its
work force.
B1
B1
B1+
Interdépendances/mondialisation
4. Lucent
Interdépendances/réseaux de communication
15. Entertainment and Heather Paton asks a number of experts for their opinion on the new
the internet
chances that the internet offers the 'old' media of radio and television.
B1+/B2
Interdépendances/réseaux de communication
19. New Trains
The introduction of new Connex train carriages has given nothing but
problems so far.
B1+/B2
A2/B1