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Northern Ireland: from the Troubles to the present day

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Par Céline Leblanc, professeur d'anglais ʹ Lycée Emile Loubet ʹ Valence (26 Drôme) ʹ Académie de Grenoble

Northern Ireland: from the Troubles to the present day Trame de séquence pédagogique proposée par Céline LEBLANC

Professeur à Valence (26)

Lde cette séquence est née après avoir participé en tant que professeur à un stage Erasmus+ en Irlande du Nord axé

notamment sur la culture nord-irlandaise de 1916 à nos jours. Le stage comprenait non seulement des ateliers et des

reuses visites guidées et excursions (Belfast City Hall, Stormont, Londonderry (visite du Bogside

Sunday, G-a-

Sur leur temps libre, les stagiaires pouvaient visiter par exemple ou prendre un " Black Cab » pour

une visite commentée des murals de chaque côté du " mur de la paix catholiques et protestants, théâtres des fameux "

Troubles ».

familles de confessions différentes au cours du séjour, ce qui a révélé les nombreux paradoxes de la vie quotidienne dans

s. Le séjour par la visite, guidée par un professeur , fait émerger de nombreuses questions sur le iliade ce projet pédagogique.

Terminales toutes séries générales / Notion dominante = PLACES & FORMS of POWER / Northern Ireland

Project NOTION(S) Main domain(s) Topic Issue question(s) #2 PLACES &

FORMS of

POWER

History & Geopolitics

Art

Northern

Ireland: from the

Troubles to the

present day

To what extent can education and heritage work

foster reconciliation and mutual understanding in S forgotten or remembered?

AL de production dominante: IO

IO: discussions et réunions formelles (B2)

IO: Coopération à visée fonctionnelle (ex. discuter pour organiser qqch maxi visé B2)

TF (B2) ROLE PLAY :

Board of Education meeting in a non-integrated school (= in a Protestant or Catholic school) Discussing an upcoming school outing. One of the History teachers has suggested a Troubles tour of Belfast (Long Kesh / Maze prison, murals tour in a Black cab, Ulster Museum modern history

11 séances (évaluations comprises)

Par Céline Leblanc, professeur d'anglais ʹ Lycée Emile Loubet ʹ Valence (26 Drôme) ʹ Académie de Grenoble

S#1 General intro : Northern Ireland

Quiz (in teams): General info about NI (NI vs. Republic of Ireland): currency / measurements / capital / regime / sports / symbols / cities

The Troubles: one example (Omagh 1998)

Prepare listening by watching AP archive with no comment: IRA militant charged with 29 murders in 1998 Omagh car bombing attack a) Describe what you see b) Prepare 3 questions (= 3 th c) Share your questions w/ the class

Expected answers => listening grid:

WHERE WHEN WHO WHAT WHY /

WHAT FOR

CO: Omagh Bomb - Story Breaking on RTE News, August 1998 - Part 1 (- stop at 02:15)

2 viewings / 2 groups:

GP1: Listen and try to answer your questions.

GP2: Focus on numbers / figures.

EOC / IO: Share your findings

HW: Web search

Give students a different topic to look into (over the weekend).

August 1969 = The Battle of the Bogside

30 January 1972 = Bloody Sunday

21 July 1972 = Bloody Friday

1981 = the Irish hunger strike

1998 = the Good Friday Agreement

1h CULT landmarks

Pour quiz individuel, Cf.

https://quizizz.com/ ou https://quizzyourself.com/

CO: methodology

LEX: devastation: bombing,

destruction, shocked inhabitants, destroyed st

GRAM (questions)

CULT: RUC = Royal Ulster

Constabulary, Real IRA / 32

county sovereignty movement

LEX: blast, casualties,

Give them keywords only.

They should relate them to:

WHERE?

WHEN? WHO? WHAT?

WHY or WHAT FOR?

S#2 EOC : Recap // Omagh bombing

Understanding the past Building up knowledge of events (HIST.)

IO : Share information

+ timeline of events (appeler groupe

Les autres prennent des notes

The Battle of the Bogside

Bloody Sunday

Bloody Friday

Irish hunger strike

Good Friday Agreement

Compare dates:

G F Agreement (April 1998) / Omagh bombing (August 1998) =>

Conclusion (difficult peace process)

N.I. in films: unsurprisingly, war pervades Northern Irish culture CO / IO: Main events of the Troubles through films / film trailers Some students watch (small group), while the others only listen.

Then they interact to check their understanding.

71 (2015): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-BaKfl1Ms4

Bloody Sunday (2002): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6zvb0naOZo Hunger (2008): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mw7WJLZmVF4

HW: Take the N.I quiz again (TE) +

TASK (for S#4): You would like to spend a year in Belfast for your studies.

1h LEX conflict & protest

CULT landmarks

=> Timeline of the Troubles (source: Ulster Museum,

Belfast)

civilians wounded vs. injured riot, demonstration, parade, march paramilitaries, armed soldiers hunger strike event(s) peaceful [N.I. in songs: Sunday,

Bloody Sunday (John

Lennon + U2)]

Par Céline Leblanc, professeur d'anglais ʹ Lycée Emile Loubet ʹ Valence (26 Drôme) ʹ Académie de Grenoble

Write down 5 questions you would ask your future host on the phone before coming.

S#3 IO: Rebrassage quiz (rapide)

=> 2 élèves mènent le quiz au tableau (5 premières q° / 5 suivantes) Ils doivent développer leurs réponses (= rajoutées oralement) Official apology: an important step to come to terms with the past

CO: the conclusions of the Saville report

June 2010 Bloody Sunday - A Derry Diary - David Cameron's

Apology

00:00 => 01:05

Describe what is going on. (WHERE?)

What do you expect to see/ hear after the bell rings?

01:06 => 02:01

Check your hypotheses. (WHO? WHERE?)

WHAT FOR?

Bloody Sunday: recap what happened.

02:02 => 02:45

L#1: No notes. Focus on repetitions =

L#2: Now listen step by step. => Repeat or rephrase conclusions.

What do you expect next?

02:45 => 03:28+ (=> stop before Tony Doherty speaks (04:06))

Pay particular attention to the words Cameron stresses. Do you think it is easy for a Prime Minister to deliver such a speech?

IO: [B1] TI1 Interview 5min

In pairs. You are in front of the Derry guildhall.

One of you is a reporter

ative or a survivor of Bloody Sunday to hear their reaction.

04:06 => end [If time]

reaction

HW: Revise for quick knowledge test (10min)

Timeline of events + General info about NI + vocabulary 1h CULT: the Saville Report / Inquiry (pub. 15 June 2010)

Lord Saville (est. 1998 by

Tony Blair after campaigns

for a 2nd inquiry by families of those killed & injured on

Bloody Sunday)

PLACES OF POWER:

Westminster / H of P

LEX: inquiry / official investigation apologize = say sorry an official apology acknowledge the facts take responsibility on behalf of unjustified / unjustifiable / indefensible relatives = family members relieved / satisfied fire / shoot armed / unarmed

S#4 Knowledge TEST (10min)

IO - HW S#2 correction : 5 questions

Present-day issues (1): living together despite segregation + a hurtful past

CO: Al Jazeera report

Intro (00:00 > 00:28)

2007 (00:28 > 20:57) - Edit => couper certaines interviews

Focaliser s/ passages orientés vers la TF (

This TV documentary tackles:

- the 1998 Good Friday Agreement & the difficult peace process s - the fact that children go to different schools - the walls / segregation the pb of enclaves - the 2002 riots 1h

Du Nord

Peace walls

Murals

Keeping wounds open

CULT : 1690 Battle of the

Boyne / William of Orange

Unionists vs. Republicans

Par Céline Leblanc, professeur d'anglais ʹ Lycée Emile Loubet ʹ Valence (26 Drôme) ʹ Académie de Grenoble

- the WofO parades - the 12th S#5 Test de CO: end of the documentary = back to Belfast 2016

2016 (21:00 > 25:00 30 / format épreuve BAC)

- / Catholic area w/ a history of violence - People re-feel safe

Correction du test de connaissances

If time:

Present-day issues (2): a difficult reconciliation / forgiveness

CO: Five Minutes of Heaven (film trailer)

1h

Moving on

Forgiving vs. retaliating /

getting back / giving tit for tat S#6 Present-day issues (3): integrated education vs. shared education

CO: Introducing integrated education:

WISE* Channel: Bridging the gap: Visiting integrated schools in Northern

Ireland (Learning World: S5E27, 3/3)

*World Innovation Summit for Education (WISE)

00:00>01:01 Type of doc / context (place & date) / speaker(s) / Topic

01:01>01:58 Focus on numbers and their referents (2 listenings)

01:58 > end Further information you can get

CE: Introducing shared education:

BBC News. Northern Ireland shared education: Minister outlines plans

Worksheet

To what extent can school

education help NI people overcome hatred?

LEX : a flashpoint area

(une poudrière)

LEX: inference

=> the concept of shared education => debate in NI over the education systems HW: Documents proposés en entraînement à la CO en autonomie (vacances) : DOC1= [B1+/B2] / En rapport avec la partie Ségrégation du cours.

Titre donné 40

DOC2= [B1+/B2] / En rapport avec la partie Education du cours. Titre donné Divided Northern Ireland works to integrate schools 33

DOC3= [B1+/B2] / Sujet plus élargi

Aide : Sinn Fein = parti politique nationaliste irlandais

DOC4= [B2+] / Plus difficile -standard / à la

Titre donné:

Aide : Gerry Adams a longtemps été le leader du Sinn Fein, un parti politique nationaliste irlandais

Travail facultatif

Elèves peuvent rendre un

ont respecté les conditions [NB : Certains documents officielles] S#7

Annoncer TF (S#11)

CO rapide: Document in favour of shared education: The Story & Success of Shared Education in Northern Ireland

1h Prep TF: IO

Par Céline Leblanc, professeur d'anglais ʹ Lycée Emile Loubet ʹ Valence (26 Drôme) ʹ Académie de Grenoble

CO rapide: Document in favour of integrated education:

Fixers UK: Integrated Education

The current

choice to support shared education instead (93% of the schooling population) IO TI2 [B1+]: meeting (short debate) in groups of 4 / 6 (2 or 3 on either side) Cabinet Ministers vs. Fixers UK, an organisation in favour of integrated education HW: Prepare reading for S#8 (Text questioning shared education)

Belfast Telegram: I have a dream today... but the reality of shared education in Northern Ireland is a nightmare

S#8 Rebrassage : Revenir s/ les arguments concernant les 2 systèmes

IO TI3 [B1+/B2]:

ROLE PLAY #1: group 1

Board of Education joint meeting (non-integrated schools in Belfast). Discussing shared education projects for the school year. Head / 2 teachers from either school / 2 prefects from either school / 2 parents from either school = 13

ROLE PLAY #2: group 2

Board of Education meeting in an integrated school in Belfast. Discussing what they could do to make hesitating parents want to enrol their children in the school. Class1 = Head / 2 teachers / 2 (3) prefects / 2 parents = 7 (8) Class2 = Head / 3 teachers / 3 prefects / 2 (3) parents = 8 (9)

CE: Text questioning shared education

Belfast Telegram: I have a dream today... but the reality of shared education in Northern Ireland is a nightmare ireland-is-a-nightmare-30014590.html

Prep TF: IO compétence

pragmatique (discussions formelles / coopération à visée fonctionnelle)

Prep TF: IO Implication

des élèves dans

évaluation.

A chaque fois, le groupe qui

ne joue pas travaille sur les

HW: Revise for CE test

S#9 Test CE: Excerpt from Cal (1983) by Bernard Mac Laverty Chapter One Exam-type questions to prepare students for mock exam.

1h Prep TF

S#10

Present-day issues (4): Art & Tourism

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