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Michael Moore and James Franco at Deauville

This year's Deauville American Film Festival is going less for the Hollywood glitz and more for subversive, independent voices with tributes to documentary maker extraordinaire Michael Moore and actor-director-producer James Franco.

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Oscar Wilde: Impertinent Portrait

A new exhibition in Paris shines a spotlight on a man who never shied away from one: Oscar Wilde. The author of The Picture of Dorian Gray and The Importance of Being Earnest lived a life as witty and provocative as his work.

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Look Out: Animals Home Alone

What do our pets do alone in our homes all day? That is the question The Secret Life of Pets sets out to answer. Be prepared to be surprised!

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Padlet, une appli pour les projets de classe

Chaque mois, Philippe Lelong nous présentera un outil numérique utile pour les cours d'anglais. Ce mois-ci, Padlet, un outil collaboratif en ligne idéal pour démarrer des projets et mettre en commun les idées d'un groupe ou d'une classe.

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The Department of Ability: No Ordinary Superhero Comic

Emily White was born with Spina Bifida, a condition where the spine does not develop properly and leaving a gap in the spine. She is 10 years old now, and she uses a wheelchair to move around.

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Mind maps : faciliter la compréhension et la mémorisation au collège

Les cartes mentales sont aujourd’hui très présentes dans les nouveaux manuels et nombreux sont les professeurs qui en utilisent le principe en classe. L’article suivant en explique quelques uns des avantages car il ne s’agit pas là simplement d’une passade ou d’une nouvelle mode.

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A Big Friendly Giant of a Film

What more fitting way to celebrate Roald Dahl’s centenary than a film adaptation of his favourite of his children’s stories by Steven Spielberg?

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Celebrating Shakespeare

You hardly need an excuse to familiarise your pupils with one of the most important figures in English-speaking culture: William Shakespeare. However, 2016 is the 400th anniversary of his death and there are events and celebrations all over the world. The Bard is everywhere, including classrooms!

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Jesse Owens Webpicks

The film Race tells the story of Jesse Owens’ victories at the 1936 Berlin Olympics.

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Suffragettes on Screen

The Suffragette campaign was one of the major civil-rights movements of 20th century Britain. It's amazing that 100 years after women finally got the vote, there had never been a film made about it!

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Australia

This easy A1+ article will introduce your pupils to one of the largest, but most sparsely populated, English-speaking countries: Australia. It includes geographical details and a map, and elements about symbols, institutions, landmarks and population. It is accompanied by teaching activities and an audio quiz.

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The Queen at 90

Britain broke out the bunting and the Union Jacks to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II's 90th birthday.

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Muhammad Ali Floated Like a Butterfly

Muhammad Ali hadn't boxed in over thirty years, but news of his death made the headlines around the world. Ali was much more than a sporting champion, a strong personality who made his mark on the civil rights movement.

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Muhammad Ali On the Web

Muhammad Ali, world boxing champion and civil-rights activist, died in June 2016.

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The Race to the White House is On

The 2016 U.S. presidential race has been hard fought, often acrimonious, and very unusual so far. But now the two main parties have chosen their candidates, the real race to the White House has begun. Who will come out ahead on 8 November?

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Formation en ligne gratuite pour les enseignants d'anglais

Inscrivez-vous pour une formation gratuite de six semaines pour les enseignants d'anglais langue étrangère.

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Visiting Buckingham Palace

This A1-level article and comprehension activities will introduce your pupils to one of London’s most popular monuments, Buckingham Palace, and its occupants, the Royal Family.

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Paralympics Rio 2016

From 7-16 September, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, will host the 2016 Paralympic Games. With each Olympiad, the games for athletes with disabilities are becoming more and more high-profile.

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Maggie Smith: The Lady in the Van

It's not often that you get two national treasures, a lot of laughs and a genuine social debate in one film. The Lady in the Van stars Dame Maggie Smith as a homeless woman who installs herself and her van uninvited in the driveway of playwright Alan Bennett.

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Sassoon WWI Diaries Published Online

The complete diaries of World War I poet Siegfried Sassoon — which were small enough to fit into the pocket of his army tunic — have been published online.

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Brexit

British voters have chosen to leave the European Union. The Leave campaign in the 23 June referendum received 51.9% of the votes. What will happen next?

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The Great Fire of London

2-6 September 2016 marks the 350th anniversary of the Great Fire of London.

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Teaching with Roald Dahl

Roald Dahl's books are popular with young readers and adults alike. In this his centenary year, why not put some Dahl into your teaching?

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Race

If there was a prize for the best film title of the year, it would definitely go to Race, the story of Jesse Owens’ victories at the 1936 Berlin Olympics. That single word manages to embody the many facets of a story which encompasses sport, politics and the triumph of the human spirit.

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Giant Dreams

In honour of the Roald Dahl’s centenary, and Steven Spielberg adaptation of Dahl’s book The BFG, London and other British cities is playing host to fifty “Dream Jars” representing the dreams of well-known personalities.

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Roald Dahl Centenary

This A1+-level article will introduce your pupils to one of the most famous children’s storytellers. Some of them may already be familiar with his stories, and the recent release of Spielberg’s BFG will have drawn attention to one of his most endearing characters.

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Olympic Refugee Team Teaching Tools

At the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio, a refugee team competed for the first time in Olympic history.

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Labor Day

This easy A1+ article and audio will introduce your pupils to a holiday which is one of the most celebrated in the U.S.A., but not well-known outside the country: Labor Day, which falls on the first Monday in September and marks the beginning of the school year.

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