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MODULE 2 : L’ÉVALUATION À VALEUR CERTIFICATIVE : QUELQUES OUTILS. 112 Transcription : (cfr : Doorbraak – Deel B-. H9 Jos Dewinter) Wat maakt een kamer bijzonder interessant/aantrekkelijk voor een student ? Een studentenkamer kan bijzonder aantrekkelijk en interessant worden voor een student als het een plaats is waar men kan thuiskomen, waar men kan rusten, zich ontspannen, studeren en er vrienden ontmoeten. Als je er dus met vrienden of vriendinnen samen kunt van gedachten wisselen, dan wordt het bijzonder interessant omdat je op die manier aan de....in de studentenkamer zal ondervinden dat het kotleven een meerwaarde geeft aan het student zijn, omdat je daar de kans krijgt om over heel veel dingen met mekaar van gedachten te wisselen en op die wijze tussen de lijnen van de cursus door leert zien wat professoren met bepaalde teksten bedoeld hebben, want dat is waarschijnlijk toch wel het belangrijkste verschil tussen het secundair onderwijs en het hoger onderwijs, dat men niet ondervraagt en dat men niet verondersteld wordt te weten wat er in de cursus staat, maar dat men weet wat er bedoeld is met wat er in de cursus staat en dat men het kan toepassen in andere omstandigheden. Welnu, het kotleven en de discussies over cursusstof lijken mij een zeer geschikte plaats – niet de enige, maar een geschikte plaats – waar dat kan gebeuren. Exemple 5 : Source : Mr N. Jacquinet - Etablissement Soeurs-Notre-Dame, Namur Niveau : 3 ème Degré Situation, consignes et support: 9 . ( Headway Intermediate, tapescript 32 ) You are a member of a youth organisation and you have decided to raise funds for a charity but you don’t know which one. You have decided to listen to the following radio programme to find arguments to take a decision. A. Who(m) do Action Aid and Mencap want to help ? ( be as precise as possible ) /6 Say which charity you would personally like to help by giving a reason mentioned in the programme ( don’t mention a detail, of course, but a basic element ) /2 B. ACTION AID. 1.What is the biggest problem, according to Action Aid ? /4 2.What do they want to provide ? (mention 4 elements) /4 _ _ _ _ 3.How many children have they already helped ? /1 9 From : Headway Intermediate, John & Liz Soars , Oxford University Press (tapescript 32 p. 116)
MODULE 2 : L’ÉVALUATION À VALEUR CERTIFICATIVE : QUELQUES OUTILS. C. MENCAP 1.How long has it existed ? /1 2.What is its aim ? (mention 2 elements) /2 - - -Tapescript: This might be the age of high technology in many western countries, but for the majority of the world’s children, everyday life is still a fight just to survive. In Africa and Asia, ten per cent of babies die before they are one year old. Average life expectancy is about 46. One in four Third World children can expect to suffer malnutrition. In developing countries nearly three quarters of the people do not have access to safe water, yet eighty per cent of the world’s disease is caused by dirty water. Action Aid has started development programmes in eight of the poorest countries in the world. Our sponsorship scheme is based on the belief that individual people relate much more easily to the needs and problems of one other person than to the statistics expressed in millions. Sponsorship is a personal relationship with one child in need, and sponsors have a link with the child, either through reports on progress at school or by direct correspondence. Our first aim is to provide a basic education and, where needed, food, clothing, and medical care. Over the years we have helped more than half a million children, but we need your help to continue. You can give a child a chance. Just contact a branch of Action Aid. Mencap is the Royal Society for Mentally Handicapped Children and Adults. It has been operating since 1946, and has grown into an organization with 55,000 members, most of whom are parents and friends of mentally handicapped people. Mental handicap is not an illness; it cannot be cured by medical means, it is a life-long disability. Our aims are to educate the general public and to provide the care that the mentally handicapped need. About one in every hundred people is affected by some form of mental handicap. Most of the rest of us know very little about it. But our ignorance and fear can mean that we treat these people in a way which is hurtful and discouraging to them. We have opened two new residential homes for children this year, and we have been trying for several years to find residential accommodation for mentally handicapped adults whose relatives are no longer capable of looking after them. It is for this, and our many other projects, that we need your help. Please give generously. 113
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