ELECTIONS: learning how to decide and vote, in English
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Arts involve everybody. Arts don't focus on our proficiency of the language, but on everybody's capacity to get involved by any interested issue. Once we're interested in themes, we want to express our opinions, understand more by listening... We get involved by language too. Arts allow our pupils to create, to get active towards languages, to feel whatever they are working in... Monsters, witches, ghosts and bats... They won't t forget it! Why? Because they created it and they enjoyed a lot!
It is I, the man , the myth , the legend .
ReplyDeleteI have been sent here using the powers of the internet to provide you with useless jokes (?) about Shakespeare :/ So let's get ready to rumbleee .
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Sincerely yours , Susan Wojcicki
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