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Le secret du vote

Une historienne présente le principe du secret du vote à partir d'une urne en bois, et présente la pratique du vote en 1848.

23 Septembre 2022

démocratie

politique

vote

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Rendez-vous

Getting Out the Vote

There has been a lot of interest recently in celebrities endorsing one or other of the tickets. Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish and Elon Musk’s endorsements of Harris-Walz and Trump-Vance respectively have made headlines.

25 Septembre 2024

president

Trump

EMC

Pupils Vote on Press Photography

Since 1994, the Prix Bayeux has been awarded annually to war correspondents. The event also organises a schools’ project: Regard des jeunes de 15 ans. 3ème classes from France or abroad can vote for one of 20 press photos they feel best symbolises the world today. Votes close on 29 September.

05 Septembre 2022

conflict

war

d-day

U.S. Youth Vote Videos

One of the big battles in the U.S. elections is getting people to vote. Which starts with getting them registered. These videos are a great teaching resource.

09 Octobre 2020

president

EMC

U.S. elections

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Celebrating Votes for Women

A hundred years after finally gaining the right to vote in the U.S.A., women today systematically both register and vote more than men. These two resources, one with a more complex article than the other, encourage pupils to discover the long campaign for suffrage, and some of the activists who worked for the 19th Amendment and women who continue to oppose discrimination up to the present day.

09 Octobre 2020

civil rights

feminism

votes for women

Rendez-vous

Chasing the Youth Vote

In the U.S. presidential elections, all the candidates are chasing the youth vote. The Democrats most of all. So Barack Obama has made a short video to encourage young people to sign up to vote. It would make a great classroom activity.

06 Septembre 2016

citizenship

video

elections

Vote for Your Next Reading Guide!

Which books and films are you planning to teach in LLCER anglais next year? This year for Terminale, we published six Reading Guides. There are three works left on the list. We are planning to publish a guide on one of them in the autumn, which would you prefer?

12 Juillet 2021

British literature

multiculturalism

western

Barack Obama Register to Vote Video

In the U.S. presidential elections, all the candidates are chasing the youth vote. So Barack Obama has made a short video to encourage young people to sign up to vote. It would make a great classroom activity.

06 Septembre 2016

citizenship

video

elections

Teaching about U.S. Women's Fight for the Vote

In commemoration of the hundredth anniversary of women obtaining the right to vote in the U.S.A. in 1920, these videos and mini-site provide thought-provoking teaching tools.

29 Juillet 2020

video

civil rights

feminism

Votes for Women: Helen Pankhurst Lecture in Paris

Sélection culturelle

Votes for Women: Helen Pankhurst Lecture in Paris

In 2018, Britain is celebrating the centenary of a major milestone in the suffragette movement's fight to obtain votes for women, which was led by Emmeline Pankhurst and her daughters Sylvia and Christabel. Emmeline Pankhurst's great-granddaughter, Dr Helen Pankhurst, is giving two talks in Paris: "From 'Votes for Women' to 'Time's Up', Reflections on feminism in Britain, past, present and future".

03 Juillet 2018

votes for women

gender equality

British Council

Sélection culturelle

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!

17 Août 2016

civil rights

feminism

lieux et formes de pouvoir

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Kids Take Over Parliament

On 28 February, the average age in the House of Commons debating chamber was a lot younger than normal. Instead of the usual MPs, the chamber hosted the annual sitting of the UK Youth Parliament: more than 300 11-18-year-olds elected by their peers.

21 Mars 2025

politics

U.K.

EMC

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Young Brits Speak Out in Parliament

On 11 November, the House of Commons debating chamber will be full as usual. But the elected representatives present will be a lot younger than the usual MPS. It is the annual sitting of the UK Youth Parliament: more than 300 11-18-year-olds will debate five subjects that were chosen in a vote by almost a million teenagers.

08 Novembre 2016

politics

U.K.

EMC

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Make It Fifty Fifty

Fifty-Fifty Day on 10 May is a global event encouraging discussion about a gender-balanced world. What would our lives be like if both genders participated equally in all aspects of it? A free film and discussion guide and online Q&A session aim to spark a conversation.

05 Mai 2017

politics

history

film

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Explaining the Electoral College

Until the recent past, the electoral college was barely mentioned in descriptions of the U.S. Presidential electoral system. But then came the 2000 election, when George W. Bush lost the popular vote, but won the majority of electoral college votes. And 2016, when Hillary Clinton won the popular vote by a 3 million margin, but Donald Trump won the electoral college vote 304 votes to 227.

05 Novembre 2020

president

Trump

EMC

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Suffragettes Interview

2018 marks the centenary of the 1918 law which gave some British women the right to vote in parliamentary elections for the first time. Dr Helen Pankhurst has particular insight into this subject, not just as an academic but as the great-granddaughter and granddaughter of Emmeline and Sylvia Pankhurst, two of the leaders of the suffrage movement. An audio interview with Dr Pankhurst is the basis of this resource, which allows differentiated teaching with B1 and B2 groups.

19 Novembre 2018

Pankhurst

votes for women

audio

Suffragette Webpicks

The film Suffragette is an excellent occasion to talk about the movement for votes for women in the UK in the 19th and 20th centuries.

08 Septembre 2016

teaching tools

civil rights

feminism

Rendez-vous

Suffragist Honoured

A hundred years after some British women got the right to vote, there is finally a woman among the statues of political and democratic heroes on Parliament Square outside the Palace of Westminster. London Mayor Sadiq Khan unveiled the statue of Dame Millicent Fawcett on 24 April.

26 Avril 2018

votes for women

gender equality

UK politics

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La légalisation de l'avortement

Le droit à l’avortement n’a pas été obtenu en un jour : il est l’aboutissement de décennies de combats.

16 Mars 2024

discrimination

féminisme

vote

50/50 Day Film in Class

“50/50: Rethinking the Past, Present, and Future of Women + Power” is a free downloadable film and discussion guide about gender balance that is central to 50/50 Day on 10 May. Here are some suggestions for using the film and other resources for a them on women's rights or gender balance. You can find more information about 50/50 Day in our article. The film can be streamed or downloaded in Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, French, Hindi and Portuguese as well as English, so it could be used as a cross-curricular resource with your colleagues. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zg_8lGAtjI In a language-learning context, it would be difficult to screen the whole 20-minute film (but a French or history-geography colleague might want to screen it in French.) The following extracts are usable individually or together as part of a sequence on gender equality or the representation of different groups in history and our national stories. This fits well into the bac history curriculum: Thème 1 - Le rapport des sociétés à leur passé . The first minute or so of the film is simple to understand from A2 and raises an interesting discussion point. The filmmaker, Tiffany Shlain, tells how surprised she was in a conversation that there had been 50 elected women heads of state around the world. This was much more than she imagined. And she decided it was time to start telling the story of women's contribution rather than just complaining that we don't have equal, 50/50 representation. This segment can be associated with the final part (18:00-19:35), where we see a succession of images of the female heads of state. History Herstory From 2:40 to 5:50, Ms Shlain looks back at prehistory and history, describing how Neolithic times were pretty egalitarian, but that then the power in society shifted towards men. She gives some examples of successful women leaders, many of whom were written out of history by male successors. This fits into a Mythes et héros theme and the cycle Terminale history curriculum and is usable from B1+ . Votes for Women The section from 8:45 to 9:40 is on women's suffrage in the U.S. Shlain points out that social change is slow through the story of the women who signed the Seneca Falls declaration demanding the right to vote in 1848. By the time women finally did get the vote in 1920, only one of the signatories was still alive. And at 92 she was too ill and frail to make it to the polling station. B1 For more resources on women's suffrage, you will also find an A2+ sequence on Emmeline Pankhurst, leader of the movement for women's suffrage in the UK, in Speakeasy Activities 4e. And you'll find audio on women's suffrage at B1 level, with accompanying interactive comprehension activities on the Banque de ressources anglais cycle 4 . To see the resources, register or log in now . Then go to: Audios > B1> Rencontres avec d'autres cultures > Interviews > "Votes for Women". A museum curator describes the women's suffrage movement in the UK. Includes suggestions for an EPI on making a presentation about a woman from history. 50/50 — Everyone Wins In the 50/50 film, the 30-second segment from 13:00 gives statistics on inequality, and is followed (13:32-15:45) by a discussion of research showing that equal treatment can improve life for everyone — for example countries which have good gender equality also rank highly on the Global Happiness Index. The small snippet where Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is asked why he wanted a gender-balanced cabinet is easy to understand and good for discussion. This part would fit into a l'idée de progrès theme, from B1+ .

05 Mai 2017

politics

history

film

Le Gouvernement provisoire de la République française et la naissance de la IVe République

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Le Gouvernement provisoire de la République française et la naissance de la IVe République

Quels sont les grands enjeux de la naissance de la IVe République ?

04 Septembre 2023

démocratie

France

République

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Simone de Beauvoir, figure du féminisme

L’historienne Christine Bard définit le terme féminisme avant de présenter les deux vagues du mouvement.

15 Mai 2023

féminisme

inégalités

vote

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Princess Suffragette

Everyone has heard of the Suffragettes and their actions, yet, have you heard of Princess Suffragette? This Indian princess, whose father was the last ruler of the Sikh Empire, gave up her socialite life in order to fight for a cause.

05 Avril 2024

video

Pankhurst

votes for women

Le Parlement européen : pouvoirs et fonctionnement

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Le Parlement européen : pouvoirs et fonctionnement

Dans la perspective des élections européennes, ce podcast fait le point sur le rôle des eurodéputés.

19 Mars 2024

démocratie

Union européenne

Australia Says No in Indigenous Representation Referendum

On 14 October, Australians voted 60-40% against a referendum proposal on a change to the Constitution that would have given Indigenous Australians a greater voice in the legislature.

18 Octobre 2023

citizenship

civil rights

referendum

Australia to Hold Referendum on Indigenous Representation

Australia will hold a referendum later this year on a change to the Constitution that would give Indigenous Australians a greater voice in the legislature.

26 Juin 2023

citizenship

civil rights

referendum

Centennial of Suffrage

In 1920, almost 150 years after the United States declared that “all men are created equal,” American women got the right to vote… 27 years after women in New Zealand did. American suffragists worked for almost 80 years to obtain that right. And there’s still work to do today.

29 Juillet 2020

WWI

civil rights

feminism

Rendez-vous

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?

12 Août 2016

Brexit

politics

europe

Rendez-vous

The UK Goes to the Polls

On 4 July, British citizens will vote in a general election. It is widely expected that the Conservative Party, which has been in power for 14 years, will be defeated.

27 Juin 2024

citizenship

politics

Prime Minister

Rendez-vous

Supreme Court Rules on Brexit Launch

Britain's Supreme Court has ruled that Parliament must vote on the government's plans to trigger Article 50 of Lisbon Treaty, to start the process of leaving the European Union.

24 Janvier 2017

Brexit

politics

UK

Résultat de recherche pour "vote"

Le secret du vote

Getting Out the Vote

Pupils Vote on Press Photography

U.S. Youth Vote Videos

Celebrating Votes for Women

Chasing the Youth Vote

Vote for Your Next Reading Guide!

Barack Obama Register to Vote Video

Teaching about U.S. Women's Fight for the Vote

Votes for Women: Helen Pankhurst Lecture in Paris

Suffragettes on Screen

Kids Take Over Parliament

Young Brits Speak Out in Parliament

Make It Fifty Fifty

Explaining the Electoral College

Suffragettes Interview

Suffragette Webpicks

Suffragist Honoured

La légalisation de l'avortement

50/50 Day Film in Class

Le Gouvernement provisoire de la République française et la naissance de la IVe République

Simone de Beauvoir, figure du féminisme

Princess Suffragette

Le Parlement européen : pouvoirs et fonctionnement

Australia Says No in Indigenous Representation Referendum

Australia to Hold Referendum on Indigenous Representation

Centennial of Suffrage

Brexit

The UK Goes to the Polls

Supreme Court Rules on Brexit Launch