Les Ateliers en ligne
Lecture et analyse de livres, de films, de dossiers de presse
Une autre façon de progresser en français et de comprendre en profondeur la culture française !
-En groupe de 2 à 5 personnes, pour favoriser les dialogues et les échanges conviviaux
-En individuel, pour progresser plus vite
Join the Bienvenue ! Online Workshop. Take advantage of this opportunity to express yourself and discuss in French a book or a press kit that you have read beforehand, or a French film that you have watched.
Option1- 1 hour in a small group:
The Workshop is made up of 2 to 5 persons and is led by your French teacher. Each session of the Workshop focuses on a theme that allows you to deepen an aspect of the work of the author studied. At the start of the Workshop, your teacher analyzes some of the ways of writing a book or an article, or a movie. In this way, in addition to meeting online people from different backgrounds, you deepen your knowledge of French literature, and you sharpen your sensitivity to this language; you understand the different ways of writing that characterize it, through its authors and literary currents.
You also have the option of forming a small group and asking your teacher to lead one or more workshops around a book, a press kit or a film that you have chosen yourself.
Your teacher also stimulates a conversation between the participants, making sure to allow everyone to speak. In this way, she helps each one to progress in speaking. These user-friendly sessions are therefore also an opportunity to gain fluency in oral communication, to improve your syntax and to enrich your vocabulary.
Choose from our proposals a book that interests you, or a press kit, or a film, and request your registration to the Workshop using the contact form. Registration must be validated three days before the meeting. Two days before, you will receive a confirmation.
Option 2 - 50 minutes individually:
This Workshop is similar to Option 1, but you are the only one talking to your teacher. Your speaking time is therefore longer and interactions are more targeted to your needs. Your teacher devotes more time to helping you improve your speaking skills, in terms of syntax, grammar and vocabulary.
This Option also allows you to develop a tailor-made program, with books of your choice, regardless of what is offered on the Bienvenue ! website.
THE AUTOBIOGRAPHIC NOVEL
Le cri de La Mouette Emmanuelle Laborit, 1994
Emmanuelle is deaf from birth. To escape her prison, she starts to scream. Seabird cries, his parents say. Until the day when, at the age of seven, "the seagull" discovered sign language. The world is opening up to her… She will be an actress since it is her dearest dream. A rebellious teenager, Emmanuelle will fight, suffer and finally win her fight: to be an actress but also to plead the cause of millions of hearing impaired people. So that the world of the deaf is no longer the world of silence.
Workshop 1: The writing processes in the autobiographical novel and in the book by E. Laborit.
Workshop 2: Spatio-temporal frameworks and the contribution of figures of speech to E. Laborit.
Workshop 3: Handicap and personal development. The combat expression of E. Laborit for a cause, and argumentation.
Option 1: From level B1- Each Workshop lasts 1 hour.
Price for 1 person: ?? € / Workshop, or ?? € for the 3 workshops.
Option 2: From Level A2 - Each Workshop lasts 50 mn.
Price: ?? € / Workshop, or ?? € for the 3 workshops.
Dates: workshop 1, Monday September 21, 6 p.m. Workshop 2 Monday September 28 6:00 p.m., Workshop 3 Monday October 5 6:00 p.m.
Registration: on request using the contact form.
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