Professeurs documentalistes Lycée

La France, une puissance maritime mondiale

La France possède le deuxième espace maritime mondial et les capacités d’une grande puissance.

Ourika et les personnages noirs dans la littérature romantique

Alfred de Musset, On ne badine pas avec l’amour

Autant en emporte le vent ou le souffle destructeur de l’histoire

Un sujet de type bac et son corrigé qui s’appuient sur un extrait d’ Autant en emporte le vent . C’est la question du temps qui est ici en jeu et qui se prête à une interprétation littéraire sous la forme d’un commentaire de texte ou d’une réflexion philosophique sous la forme d’une dissertation.

Inégalités socio-économiques en France

Les manifestations contre la vie chère se multiplient dans les outre-mer, un article pour comprendre ces inégalités.

Harlem : les mutations d'un quartier new-yorkais

Harlem, quartier historique noir, est victime d'une gentrification par les politiques publiques new-yorkaises depuis 40 ans.

La Méditerranée : une mer en danger

Artificialisation du littoral, tourisme, trafic maritime ont des conséquences graves sur l'environnement méditerranéen.

L’A.P.D.E.N.

L’A.P.D.E.N. Association des professeur·es documentalistes de l’Éducation nationale La NRP est un partenaire de longue date pour lequel l’A.P.D.E.N. propose des contributions écrites dans la rubrique « Lire au CDI ». Sont mises en avant des propositions pédagogiques interdisciplinaires alliant littérature, écriture et information-documentation. Ainsi, les numéros de septembre de la NRP Collège et de la NRP Lycée vous proposent de découvrir une séance autour de l’esclavage et un projet sur le polar « Nuits noires lycéennes ». Lire la présentation :  Présentation APDEN

La phrase complexe et les subordonnées circonstancielles chez Musset

Paralympic Game Changers

Sport has been a hot topic for teachers this year, and we saw in our creative-writing competition how many pupils found parasport particularly inspiring. While we were exchanging with lycée teacher Soazic Turban-Prono about one of her pupils’ winning stories, she told us about a class project around the Paralympics. We wanted to find out more.

Paris 2024 Paralympics

Here’s a quick guide to the 17th Paralympic Games in Paris.

Laïcité et Jeux de Paris 2024

Pourquoi la France impose-t-elle une stricte neutralité religieuse aux sportifs la représentant dans les compétitions ?

Quatre Français sur dix ne partent pas en vacances

Des études récentes attestent de fortes inégalités entre Français pour ce qui est du départ en vacances.

200 Years of Care for Animals

The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was founded in London in 1822, and soon added an R to the SPCA when Queen Victoria made it a royal society. Today the Society helps rehome over 100 pets every day in England and Wales. It has campaigned to introduce many laws to protect animals and make their lives better, whether they are pets, wildlife or farm animals.

Kindness Champion

Orion Jean, 13, has one goal in life: to spread kindness and encourage other people to be kind too. At age nine, he won a competition to write a speech about kindness. He used the prize money to donate toys to a children’s hospital. Then went on to fundraise for 100,000 meals for the hungry and 500,000 books for children. Now he wants people to to perform a million acts of kindness.

Beautiful Britain: Discover the U.K.’s UNESCO sites

This resource focuses on an illustrated map, leaflet and website detailing the 58 sites in the UK which UNESCO has honoured with status Biosphere Reserve, Creative City, Global Geopark or World Heritage Site. This document can be studied from many different points of view and levels. We chose to target A2 students with a dual focus on British geography and sustainable development as defined by UNESCO.

U.S. Election: Tim Walz

On 6 August, Kamala Harris announced her running-mate for the Democratic ticket for the 5 November presidential election. The vice-presidential candidate is Tim Walz, a former school teacher from the Mid-West who has been a Representative for Minnesota and is currently in his second term as the state’s governor. The announcement came somewhat as a surprise since Mr Walz hadn’t featured on the many media lists of potential VP picks such as Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro or Arizona Senator Mark Kelly. Neither his home state of Nebraska or his adopted one of Minnesota are battleground states, with the former being solidly Republican and the latter equally solidly Democrat. But the Harris campaign clearly believes his affable, man-in-the street style and long record in elected office are positives. Mr Average Walz is far from being from a privileged background. His father was a school administrator and army veteran, his mother a homemaker. Walz joined the National Guard as an army reservist at 17, serving for 24 years. He worked in manufacturing jobs before going to university thanks to the G.I. Bill. He was a high-school social-studies teacher and American football coach before becoming a member of Congress for a seat in Minnesota, his wife’s home state. After 12 years in Congress, he was elected Governor of Minnesota. As a Midwesterner, the campaign will hope he appeals to middle America more than Kamala Harris, the child of immigrants brought up in progressive California. But the Trump campaign immediately attacked him as a dangerous left-winger. The Trump campaign also attacked him for being too slow to call in the National Guard to oppose protests after the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis during his first term as Governor. In his time as governor, he has brought in gun-control legislation, despite having been formerly endorsed by the National Rifle Association. Minnesota was the first state to safeguard abortion rights after the Supreme Court overturned the Roe v Wade ruling. And Walz championed new paid family leave and sick pay legislation. Harris and Walz now have three months to try to win the election. They immediately started out for battleground states, before preparing for the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Illinois starting on 19 August.  

La faim dans le monde ne recule plus

2,3 millards de personnes souffrent de la faim dans le monde. Cette vidéo fait le point sur cette situation et les moyens d'y remédier.

Creating a Sustainable Smart City in Sierra Leone

British actor Idris Elba is hoping to build an eco-friendly "smart city" on an island in Sierra Leone. The Wire, Luther and Mandela star’s father was from the West African country and Elba is working with locals to transform Sherbro Island, creating income through sustainable tourism and bringing wind and solar farms to a region that doesn’t have electricity.

Conseil lecture : Le Labyrinthe des égarés

Japon, Russie, Chine, États-Unis... Fresque historique éclairant les origines du nouveau bras de fer planétaire en cours.

Henry VIII's Six Wives

King Henry VIII is such an overwhelming character in British history that his six wives tend to be reduced to a footnote of history. A new exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery in London puts the women in the spotlight.

Hollywood sur Mer

The Deauville American Film Festival will take place from 6 to 15 September in Normandy, giving us a glimpse of some great films to be released over the next few months. The 50th edition of the festival will pay tribute to actor Michael Douglas and present a selection of 50 American films that have changed the way we look at the world, starting in 1916.

U.S. Election: Kamala Harris

Kamala Harris has transformed rapidly from Vice-President to presidential candidate since Joe Biden withdrew from the race to the White House on 28 July.

Le canal de Panama, un axe maritime vulnérable

Le canal de Panama, axe stratégique du commerce mondial, subit une forte sécheresse. Quelles en sont les conséquences ?

U.S Election: J.D. Vance

On 15 July, Donald Trump announced his running mate for the 5 November Presidential election: Senator J.D. Vance. The new Republican candidate for Vice-President is a conservative serving his first term in the Senate and a former critic of Trump.

Conseil lecture : La Guerre du sport

De la Coupe du monde au Qatar aux JO : le sport est aujourd'hui le théâtre des affrontements géopolitiques.

Mission prof': L'expression orale au collège

Notre nouvelle collection de guides pratiques Mission Prof' accueillit son deuxième livre : Stimuler l'expression orale. Une mine d'idées pour aider vos élèves à s’exprimer au collège !

Labour Wins a Landslide in the U.K.

The British Labour Party won a landslide victory in the general election on 4 July.  Labour Leader Keir Starmer was named Prime Minister on 5 July, replacing the Conservatives' Rishi Sunak.

Lee Miller: Photographing World War II

Lee Miller was one of the rare women war correspondents in World War II, photographing and reporting on D-Day, the liberation of Europe and some of the first images of Dachau and Buchenwald concentration camps. An exhibition celebrates her reporting of the siege of Saint-Malo in August 1944, before a biopic arrives on cinema screens, starring Kate Winslet as Miller.

La course à l'espace : l'Europe à la traîne ?

L'UE est en difficulté dans la compétition spatiale dominée par les États-Unis et SpaceX.