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Souvenirs d'écolier de l'apprentissage de la lecture sous la Troisième République

Publication date 14/11/1978 From €100.00

School and living together

Raoul Benesse, attachant instituteur à la retraite, évoque ses souvenirs de l'apprentissage de la lecture et de l'écriture, alors jeune écolier sous la Troisième République : "Nous connaissions les voyelles a, e, i, o, u, y... Avec une image qui caractérisait chaque voyelle... A, un Ane, E, des Oeufs, I, une Ile,..."

Robert Debré : éloge de l'école de la Troisième République

Publication date 14/11/1978 From €100.00

School and living together

Le pédiatre Robert Debré fait l'éloge de l'école laïque de la Troisième République : "C'est l'oeuvre magnifique, scolaire, de la Troisième République, qui a établi la laïcité de l'Etat et a enlevé aux congrégations le soin de former la jeunesse... Dans chaque petite commune de France, un instituteur voué à sa tâche, passionné, pour apprendre aux enfants des paysans du village... Ces écoles ont fait les enfants qui ont été les soldats de 14..."

Témoignages sur les leçons de morale et d'instruction civique à l'école laïque

Publication date 14/11/1978 From €100.00

School and living together

Jeanne Humbert, libertaire, et Raoul Benesse, ancien instituteur, évoquent les leçons de morale durant leur enfance à l'école laïque de la Troisième République : "Les leçons de morale, de civisme, étaient données et étaient très suivies et écoutées...", "Nous rentrions dans la classe, en rang, bien sûr, et nous commencions tout de suite la première leçon, qui était une leçon de morale, d'instruction civique..." Lecture off d'une de ces leçons sur photos noir et blanc.

Témoignage sur les tensions dans les campagnes après la Loi de 1905

Publication date 14/11/1978 From €100.00

School and living together

Un retraité, M. Bauzet, explique les tensions dans les campagnes suite à la Loi de 1905 : "Le village a été séparé en deux... Des riches propriétaires disaient à leur métayer que s'il envoyait ses enfants à l'école laïque, il serait foutu à la porte... Mais ça s'est calmé car certains se sont rebiffés... Certains étaient pour l'église et d'autres non, ça a toujours existé et existera toujours..."

"We go to school and we’re scared."

Publication date 05/12/1991 From €100.00

School and living together

"Dead Schools" Day in Mantes-la-Jolie, in protest against violence at school. A few days earlier, a professor’s car had been set on fire in front of Paul Cézanne College. Teachers, parents and students expressed their "sick and tired" of insecurity in front of the sub-prefecture.

Children’s words on freedom and tolerance

Publication date 24/11/1997 From €100.00

School and living together

Inauguration in a primary class of the Val de Marne of the week "Citizen Initiatives", established by the minister responsible for school education, Ségolène Royal. For Gérard Hubert Richou, teacher, this is an essential moment of debate. Children are thus sensitized to civic morality and reflect on terms that are not always well understood such as freedom, racism or tolerance.

The social pact

Publication date 13/02/1999 From €100.00

School and living together

Michel Lambert (PS mayor of Flers) speaks after the case of the exclusion of two girls from the college Jean Monnet of his city. For him, the "social pact" guarantees freedom as long as it does not undermine public order. It extends to the whole of society, including the school, where the debate on secularism is also a problem of social life.

Violence at the College

Publication date 08/03/1995 From €100.00

School and living together

Teachers and parents of students demonstrated against the violence at Clémenceau College in Mantes-la-Jolie. A teacher talks about frequent threats and assaults, some of which are particularly violent.

Jean Bauberot: "Secularism, a peaceful life together"

Publication date 08/05/1994 From €100.00

School and living together

Professor Jean Bauberot gives his definition of secularism.

The disarray of the teachers

Publication date 12/01/2015 From €100.00

School and living together

Following the latest terrorist attacks against Charlie Hebdo and a Kosher grocery store, the teachers asked the ministry to be supported to answer their students' questions. Many of them have indeed encountered difficulties in speaking to the students about this drama, without being "accused" by some of taking a position.

Civic education from nursery school

Publication date 22/04/2009 From €100.00

School and living together

The Economic and Social Council advocates civic education from nursery school. For the Minister of Education Xavier Darcos, the rules of respect and life in society must be instilled from a very young age...

Living together: an educational challenge

Publication date 09/12/2016 From €100.00

School and living together

The children of a primary school in Loire-Atlantique learn the notions of secularism and living together in a fun way, with the game "Place de la République". Testimonies of children, Véronique Josse and Orianne Ardeois (co-authors of the game), Fabrice Roussel (Maire PS de La Chapelle-sur-Erdre) and Michel Gouron (Professor of schools).

Teaching profession: a balance between authority and proximity to students

Publication date 16/11/1997 From €100.00

School and living together

Gérald Dutrieux, a history teacher at Carnot College in Lille, is "another style of teacher" for his students, with whom he sometimes eats. For one of his colleagues, it is a respected and appreciated model, because it teaches with a balance between authority and proximity.

Moral at school

Publication date 12/10/1967 From €100.00

School and living together

In a class of girls at the Coulon school, a teacher presents to the students the moral sentence of the day: "The school gives us the joy of learning, of understanding, of opening our eyes to the light".

Plantu: "Petarader, énerver, déranger, ça c'est mon travail"

Publication date 24/03/2016 From €100.00

School and living together

Press designers Plantu and Philippe Delestre met with middle and high school students as part of the press week at the school. For Plantu (also President of the association "Cartooning for peace"), "annoy and disturb" through his drawings, "it’s his job".

Freedom of expression, a fundamental human right

Publication date 12/01/2015 From €100.00

School and living together

Teachers and students of Nicolas Ledoux High School in Franche Comté mobilized following the terrorist attacks, through moments of listening, reminders of values and exchanges around freedom of expression.

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