Face masks no longer required on classrooms
When you read the article, you understand there is a debate about that.
Internet is a wondrous tool and I use it, (ain't I a fool?)for you dear pupils, who wish to speak the Queen's English. Well, maybe not but at least, if asked whether you speak English or not, don't say: "I do not!"
Face masks no longer required on classrooms
When you read the article, you understand there is a debate about that.
Great audio for those who care to listen.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m000qx12
The poet Anthony Joseph has been writing a new collection that addresses a key relationship in his life.
His father, Albert was many things - a sharp dresser, an orator, a builder but he was only an intermittent figure in Anthony's childhood. And it is this absence which made him powerfully present in Joseph's imagination.
Anthony reveals some of his writing process and his form of 'calypso sonnet', a politically invested line length that, he says, "enforces a melodic rhythm which reminds me of my father" and favours a decidedly Afro-Caribbean approach.
In this programme, Anthony explores ideas around fatherhood, masculinity, absence and loss, as he talks to other artists whose art has become a space for interrogating the memory of their father.
We hear from fellow poet Raymond Antrobus, the singer Gregory Porter and the Trinidadian film-maker Mariel Brown.
About the previous post:
This window on zoom is a rewriting of Pink Floyd's world-famous song:
"Another Brick in the wall." whose lyrics were short too.
The video is like a movie. It lasts 6 minutes. You'll easily find it!
You had heard of Pink Floyd, hadn't you?
Watch Amanda Gorman deliver her poem.
Then, you can watch Anderson Cooper, a well-known American TV journalist with Amanda Gorman.
https://twitter.com/AC360/status/1352117969271328768
Don't you like the sound of it too? (a 10/10 for any of my pupils who will tell me what she refers to.
#keeptrying) I do.
Movies teach you a lot about many things.
Learn about discrimination in the South with those two trailers.
1) Green Book
2) Loving
("for appropriate audiences" says the Motion Picture Association of America)
... very appropriate in my opinion.
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In April 2018, yes, it takes time for the truth to come out. The "museification" of one of the darkest hours of that huge country, the USA. (14 times France, remember.)
So here is the official site of the Legacy Museum: From Enslavement to Mass Incarceration.
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The site below has been in the column at the WOW lable between the favourite SCIENTIFIC websites label and the literaure label. Do visit the WOW label list! And do comment if you'd like one site listed here. Thanks in advance. ... so many ...gems on the web... even if truth hurts sometime. https://withoutsanctuary.org/index.html
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Follow-up articles
https://www.theguardian.com/news/2019/aug/15/400-years-since-slavery-timelin
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/apr/28/lynching-memorial-backlash-montgomery-alabama
In French but really a thrill especially the answer to the last question at 2:03:00
Sir Ken Robinson
Life is short but wisdom, values remain.
Sir Ken Robinson died Last August from an aggressive cancer, not from Covid, eventhough this is 2020.
I hope you'll listen to it all.
"People love to learn he says."
What he says before and after that is really something.
"There is an opportunity, it takes bravery and imagination and we have plenty of that in store."
You've heard of the boiling frog syndrom. Haven't you?
And one more video with Greta Thunberg lonely strike for the climate.