Theme 8: Territory and memory
Unit 1 - Born-free South Africa
Start
How does South Africa's youth cope with the country's past?
ADVICE
Outline
Anticipation
Final Task
Step 1. Mandela's Legacy
Take part in the radio program "Born Free Nation"
Step 2. Stil separate lands
Step 3. Education for all?
Step 4. Building a new identity
Start
Anticipation
Start
INTRO // PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE TRIGGER
Doc A. Look at the poster and watch the video. Pick out elements showing that South Africa is a diverse country.
INTRO // PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE TRIGGER
South Africa is a diverse country because you can do many activities, the food is great, you can taste good wines, the landscapes are beautiful and people are joyful and welcoming. The advantage there is that people are rich is spirit, in love and in smiles.
2. Doc B. Look at the book cover and watch the video. Comment on the impact of the country’s laws on Trevor’s Childhood.
1. Introduce Trevor Noah 2. Present the document. 3. Comment on the impact of the country's laws on Trevor Noah. 4. Place the verbs in simple past you used in a table. Classify them.
The document is the cover of a book, which displays a mural (=painting on a wall) with Trevor Noah's portrait. A woman is observing the comedian. We can imagine that apartheid had a negative impact on Trevor's childhood because of his mixed-race origins, segregation didn't allow him to walk with his parents on public spaces.
INTRO // PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE TRIGGER
2. Doc B. Look at the book cover and watch the video. Comment on the impact of the country’s laws on Trevor’s Childhood.
Trevor Noah: video The video is an interview between Trevor Noah and a journalist. They are talking about Trevor Noah's topic of his book which is his own childhood in South Africa, entitled "Born a Crime". He was born an illegal child because of his mixed-race. He mentionned how his mother, grand-mother and family had to hide him in order to protect him. Indeed, he was born during the apartheid so his own existance was against the law.
They are talking about Trevor Noah's topic of his book which is his own childhood in South Africa, entitled "Born a Crime". He was born an illegal child because of his mixed-race. He mentionned how his mother, grand-mother and family had to hide him in order to protect him. Indeed, he was born during the apartheid so his own existance was against the law. His mother dressed like a maid to go outside with him.
INTRO // PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE TRIGGER
3. Doc C. Observe the photograph and rephrase the Born Frees' views on their country.
INTRO // PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE TRIGGER
In the picture, we can see people with the flag of South-Africa. They look happy to wear the colours of the South-African flag. There are three boys and a girl. They are huggin eachother. They have different skin colours. They have a tattoo of the flag on their cheeks. We can guess it represents the diversity in South-Africa, because they are all looking in the same direction. They are all united despite their difference.
3. Doc C. Observe the photograph and rephrase the Born Frees' views on their country.
3. Doc C. Observe the photograph and rephrase the Born Frees' views on their country.
The Born Frees are the persons who were born after the apartheid in South-Africa. South-Africa is also called the Rainbow Nation because there's a lot of diversity and ethnicities. According to the Born Frees, the situation there is better but there's still discrimination based on races and on social classes.
EVALUATION CRITERIA
Recap!
EVALUATION CRITERIA
Recap!
Collage of many picture representing south Africa: animals, people, landscapes.
Trevor Noah's book cover "Born a crime". There is a mural with a black woman looking.
Young people of different ethnicities showing off the flag of South Africa proudly.
It represents the Rainbow nation and the diversity of South Africa.
It shows the diversity of South Africa
Trevor Noah represented as the face of appartheid in South Africa.
Step 1.Madela's Legacy
Continue
Doc 1.
Pair work
a. Observe the mural and imagine why the boy is posing in front of it.
Doc 1.
The boy is posing in front of the mural of Nelson Mandela because he admires him. It is an important representation of South Africa because Nelson Mandela led (to lead) a fight against apartheid, and the boy doesn't want to forget this.
Doc 1.
Pair work
b. Watch the video and Identify Mandela's battles for his country.
Doc 1.
b.Mandela fought for equality.
Doc 2.
Pair work
c. Read the text and focus on the sentence: "I had to make him keep to harsh regime" (l.4). Identify the narrator's relationship to Mandela. He was Mandela's warden.
Doc 2.
Pair work
c. Read the text and focus on the sentence: "I had to make him keep to harsh regime" (l.4). Identify the narrator's relationship to Mandela.
Doc 2.
Pair work
d. Explain and comment on Mandela's long-lasting impact on the narrator.
Doc 2.
d. Explain and comment on Mandela's long-lasting impact on the narrator. Christo Brand and Nelson Mandela were friends. However, Christo Brand is a warden and Nelson a prisoner and it is not common because prisoners are considered as bad persons but Christo Brand thinks that Nelson Mandela is not a bad person because of his fight for peace.
Your task
Phone the presenter of a radio program on Mandela Day (July, 18th) to share your thoughts on why he should be celebrated.
- Respecter le contexte de l'émission - Evoquer Mandela Day et les actions de Nelson Mandela avec connaissances et clarté. - Être capable de faire l'éloge d'un grand homme. - Langue riche lexicalement et syntaxiquement qui permet les nuances. - Prononciation correcte et rythmée.
1 rabbit saw 9 elephants while going to the river. Every elephant saw 3 monkeys going toward the river. Each monkey had 1 parrot in each hand. How many animals are going towards the river? 10: 1 rabbit + 3 monkeys + 6 parrots
a. Observe and explain the term "Rainbow Nation".
a. The "Rainbow Nation" represents South-Africa as a diverse country with several spoken languages.
b. Give the settings
c. Find out the events organised by the government.
d. Discuss the importance of social and economic measures in the building of a united nation.
b. Give the settings
Nature Topic Place Time Characters
b.Give the settings
Nature: Official article from the South-African government Topic: Advances in society Place: South-Africa Time : 2013 Characters: Nelson Mandela, Matin Luther King Jr
c. Find out the events organised by the government. Comment on its goals and impact.
c. Find out the events organised by the government. Comment on its goals and impact.
- They are celebrating World Heritage Month and they organize the National Development Plan.
d. Discuss the importance of social and economic measures in the building of a united nation.
d. Discuss the importance of social and economic measures in the building of a united nation.
-Social and economic measures contribute to the building of a united nation as it guarantees equality between people and enables to heal the divisions of the past.
RECAP
- This infographic shows the diversity in South-Africa through the several spoken languages. The article displays Nelson Mandela and Martin Luther King, the celebration of the World Heritage Month and the future celebration of National Development Plan. They instaured social and economic measures to build a new and united nation for equality and freedom.
TASK
You are a spokesperson for the South African government's project to pursue Mandela's dream.
Step 2- Separate lands
Start
Brainstorming
You have 2 minutes to give as many words as you can
In 1948, to be separated from white people, black people were moved from the city centres to townships. The largest ones in South Africa are the Flats (Cape Town) and the South West Township of Johannesburg (So-We-To).
Vocabulary
Shanty towns= bidonvillesLanding path= piste d'aterrissage Shacks= cabanes en tôle Linger= remain Census= recensement
a. Find out the name of the Mountain that separates Cape Town. Pick out elements that describe the two sides.
b. Explain in your own words: "the signs of the apartheid era still linger."(l.25)
c. Recap the current situation and comment on the author's point of view.
a. Table Mountain
b. Social inequalities: social gap rpz by the mountain: on money and school for children
c. Extreme contrast: one= paradise the other= shanty towns
Fictions and reality
Unit 2 - Imaginary worlds
How do fiction and reality influence each other?
Write all the words that comes to your mind when you think about fiction and reality
Write all the words that comes to your mind when you think about fiction and reality
Look at the pictures and talk about the vision of the world they portray.
Do you share this vision of the world ? Why or why not?
Now discuss your points of view
RECAP
RECAP: the two documents represent the importance of social medias in the society . Nowadays a lot of people are obsessed for the likes , the common points between the two caricatures is the representation exagerated of the importance of the phone in their lives. They are criticizing Facebook because maybe people are dependent on the image they reflects on social media.
Read and pick the four common themes of dystopia.
Culture spot!
Trevor Noah is a famous TV host and comedian in the USA. He was born and raised in South Africa during apartheid and often explains how his mixed-race background influenced his daily life.
Culture spot!
Trevor Noah is a famous TV host and comedian in the USA. He was born and raised in South Africa during apartheid and often explains how his mixed-race background influenced his daily life.
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Theme 8: Territory and memory
Unit 1 - Born-free South Africa
Start
How does South Africa's youth cope with the country's past?
ADVICE
Outline
Anticipation
Final Task
Step 1. Mandela's Legacy
Take part in the radio program "Born Free Nation"
Step 2. Stil separate lands
Step 3. Education for all?
Step 4. Building a new identity
Start
Anticipation
Start
INTRO // PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE TRIGGER
Doc A. Look at the poster and watch the video. Pick out elements showing that South Africa is a diverse country.
INTRO // PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE TRIGGER
South Africa is a diverse country because you can do many activities, the food is great, you can taste good wines, the landscapes are beautiful and people are joyful and welcoming. The advantage there is that people are rich is spirit, in love and in smiles.
2. Doc B. Look at the book cover and watch the video. Comment on the impact of the country’s laws on Trevor’s Childhood.
1. Introduce Trevor Noah 2. Present the document. 3. Comment on the impact of the country's laws on Trevor Noah. 4. Place the verbs in simple past you used in a table. Classify them.
The document is the cover of a book, which displays a mural (=painting on a wall) with Trevor Noah's portrait. A woman is observing the comedian. We can imagine that apartheid had a negative impact on Trevor's childhood because of his mixed-race origins, segregation didn't allow him to walk with his parents on public spaces.
INTRO // PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE TRIGGER
2. Doc B. Look at the book cover and watch the video. Comment on the impact of the country’s laws on Trevor’s Childhood.
Trevor Noah: video The video is an interview between Trevor Noah and a journalist. They are talking about Trevor Noah's topic of his book which is his own childhood in South Africa, entitled "Born a Crime". He was born an illegal child because of his mixed-race. He mentionned how his mother, grand-mother and family had to hide him in order to protect him. Indeed, he was born during the apartheid so his own existance was against the law.
They are talking about Trevor Noah's topic of his book which is his own childhood in South Africa, entitled "Born a Crime". He was born an illegal child because of his mixed-race. He mentionned how his mother, grand-mother and family had to hide him in order to protect him. Indeed, he was born during the apartheid so his own existance was against the law. His mother dressed like a maid to go outside with him.
INTRO // PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE TRIGGER
3. Doc C. Observe the photograph and rephrase the Born Frees' views on their country.
INTRO // PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE TRIGGER
In the picture, we can see people with the flag of South-Africa. They look happy to wear the colours of the South-African flag. There are three boys and a girl. They are huggin eachother. They have different skin colours. They have a tattoo of the flag on their cheeks. We can guess it represents the diversity in South-Africa, because they are all looking in the same direction. They are all united despite their difference.
3. Doc C. Observe the photograph and rephrase the Born Frees' views on their country.
3. Doc C. Observe the photograph and rephrase the Born Frees' views on their country.
The Born Frees are the persons who were born after the apartheid in South-Africa. South-Africa is also called the Rainbow Nation because there's a lot of diversity and ethnicities. According to the Born Frees, the situation there is better but there's still discrimination based on races and on social classes.
EVALUATION CRITERIA
Recap!
EVALUATION CRITERIA
Recap!
Collage of many picture representing south Africa: animals, people, landscapes.
Trevor Noah's book cover "Born a crime". There is a mural with a black woman looking.
Young people of different ethnicities showing off the flag of South Africa proudly.
It represents the Rainbow nation and the diversity of South Africa.
It shows the diversity of South Africa
Trevor Noah represented as the face of appartheid in South Africa.
Step 1.Madela's Legacy
Continue
Doc 1.
Pair work
a. Observe the mural and imagine why the boy is posing in front of it.
Doc 1.
The boy is posing in front of the mural of Nelson Mandela because he admires him. It is an important representation of South Africa because Nelson Mandela led (to lead) a fight against apartheid, and the boy doesn't want to forget this.
Doc 1.
Pair work
b. Watch the video and Identify Mandela's battles for his country.
Doc 1.
b.Mandela fought for equality.
Doc 2.
Pair work
c. Read the text and focus on the sentence: "I had to make him keep to harsh regime" (l.4). Identify the narrator's relationship to Mandela. He was Mandela's warden.
Doc 2.
Pair work
c. Read the text and focus on the sentence: "I had to make him keep to harsh regime" (l.4). Identify the narrator's relationship to Mandela.
Doc 2.
Pair work
d. Explain and comment on Mandela's long-lasting impact on the narrator.
Doc 2.
d. Explain and comment on Mandela's long-lasting impact on the narrator. Christo Brand and Nelson Mandela were friends. However, Christo Brand is a warden and Nelson a prisoner and it is not common because prisoners are considered as bad persons but Christo Brand thinks that Nelson Mandela is not a bad person because of his fight for peace.
Your task
Phone the presenter of a radio program on Mandela Day (July, 18th) to share your thoughts on why he should be celebrated.
- Respecter le contexte de l'émission - Evoquer Mandela Day et les actions de Nelson Mandela avec connaissances et clarté. - Être capable de faire l'éloge d'un grand homme. - Langue riche lexicalement et syntaxiquement qui permet les nuances. - Prononciation correcte et rythmée.
1 rabbit saw 9 elephants while going to the river. Every elephant saw 3 monkeys going toward the river. Each monkey had 1 parrot in each hand. How many animals are going towards the river? 10: 1 rabbit + 3 monkeys + 6 parrots
a. Observe and explain the term "Rainbow Nation".
a. The "Rainbow Nation" represents South-Africa as a diverse country with several spoken languages.
b. Give the settings
c. Find out the events organised by the government.
d. Discuss the importance of social and economic measures in the building of a united nation.
b. Give the settings
Nature Topic Place Time Characters
b.Give the settings
Nature: Official article from the South-African government Topic: Advances in society Place: South-Africa Time : 2013 Characters: Nelson Mandela, Matin Luther King Jr
c. Find out the events organised by the government. Comment on its goals and impact.
c. Find out the events organised by the government. Comment on its goals and impact.
- They are celebrating World Heritage Month and they organize the National Development Plan.
d. Discuss the importance of social and economic measures in the building of a united nation.
d. Discuss the importance of social and economic measures in the building of a united nation.
-Social and economic measures contribute to the building of a united nation as it guarantees equality between people and enables to heal the divisions of the past.
RECAP
- This infographic shows the diversity in South-Africa through the several spoken languages. The article displays Nelson Mandela and Martin Luther King, the celebration of the World Heritage Month and the future celebration of National Development Plan. They instaured social and economic measures to build a new and united nation for equality and freedom.
TASK
You are a spokesperson for the South African government's project to pursue Mandela's dream.
Step 2- Separate lands
Start
Brainstorming
You have 2 minutes to give as many words as you can
In 1948, to be separated from white people, black people were moved from the city centres to townships. The largest ones in South Africa are the Flats (Cape Town) and the South West Township of Johannesburg (So-We-To).
Vocabulary
Shanty towns= bidonvillesLanding path= piste d'aterrissage Shacks= cabanes en tôle Linger= remain Census= recensement
a. Find out the name of the Mountain that separates Cape Town. Pick out elements that describe the two sides.
b. Explain in your own words: "the signs of the apartheid era still linger."(l.25)
c. Recap the current situation and comment on the author's point of view.
a. Table Mountain
b. Social inequalities: social gap rpz by the mountain: on money and school for children
c. Extreme contrast: one= paradise the other= shanty towns
Fictions and reality
Unit 2 - Imaginary worlds
How do fiction and reality influence each other?
Write all the words that comes to your mind when you think about fiction and reality
Write all the words that comes to your mind when you think about fiction and reality
Look at the pictures and talk about the vision of the world they portray.
Do you share this vision of the world ? Why or why not?
Now discuss your points of view
RECAP
RECAP: the two documents represent the importance of social medias in the society . Nowadays a lot of people are obsessed for the likes , the common points between the two caricatures is the representation exagerated of the importance of the phone in their lives. They are criticizing Facebook because maybe people are dependent on the image they reflects on social media.
Read and pick the four common themes of dystopia.
Culture spot!
Trevor Noah is a famous TV host and comedian in the USA. He was born and raised in South Africa during apartheid and often explains how his mixed-race background influenced his daily life.
Culture spot!
Trevor Noah is a famous TV host and comedian in the USA. He was born and raised in South Africa during apartheid and often explains how his mixed-race background influenced his daily life.