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How can we be a very good leader in today's society ?
How to Be a Good Leader? Nowadays, being a leader is a valuable opportunity no one wants to miss. Many leaders have changed the world and made it a better place for others. Therefore, we should ask ourselves: how can we become a good leader in everyday life? The answer is simple, a good leader inspires other people into positivity. According to a text titled “Top 15 Leadership Qualities That Make a Good Leader (2020)”,
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Do we need to rethink our consumption habits ?
Antonin Dumont Control Anglais 1 Compréhension ecrite 1. Second hand is a new way to buy clothes nowadays for consumers buy buying or selling clothes for cheap in order to be reused by an other person. 2. According to the text, the gen Z is interested in buying or selling second hand as it is a matter of protecting the environment 3. British are more and more interested in the second hand market wich is
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Analyse de l'œuvre American Progress de John Gast 1872
John GAST, American Progress, 1872 American Progress is a painting created by John Gast in 1872. In the 19th century in the United States, Manifest Destiny was the idea that Americans were destined to rule the continent which allowed the Americans to take and destroy the land, the animals and native people. Manifest Destiny is depicting the west as uncivilized, wild and unruly which America must naturally colonize and dominate. a lot of people believed
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Commentaire anglais de " the problem we all live with"
Oral du brevet : The beguining of the history of black people in America is in 1619 when the first slave were brought into America. Then, in 1860, Abraham Lincoln was elected president of the USA, and, he wanted to abolish slavery. So the south seceded from the north and he left the union. In 1861, the north declaredd war to the south for kept him in the union, it is the war of secession.
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Do we need to abolish the death penalty in Europe ?
Problem: Do we need to abolish the death penalty in Europe? Intro: We are both at odds on this issue, and that is why we are opening a debate In favour of the death penalty: Argument 1 Thanks for your argument, I understand your point. However, from my point of view all are equal before the law. A just society requires the taking of life for a life, it makes sense to take “an eye
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Can we joke about racism ?
Can I joke about racism? Humor has always been used to make people laugh and distract them, it’s a necessity to our civilization, however, humor has changed a lot since the beginning of history and has now more functions such as denouncing society problems. Today, humor is used by everyone about everything but where is the limit? Can we really laugh about everything? Humor is not just entertaining, it can also be used to pass
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Anglais : simple present and present progressive
1. Complete the sentences by using the words in parentheses. Use the SIMPLE PRESENT or PRESENT PROGRESSIVE. Right now Ronald (walk) _____is walking_______________ the dog in the park. He always (like) _______likes_____________ to go to Lincoln Park early in the morning. You (need) _________need___________ to go to the bank today and get the money you owe me. Please (wait, not) _________don’t wait___________ until tomorrow. I need the money today. According to this article I (read)
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En quoi les Chartes de 1814 et 1830 ont-elles permis une transition progressive de la monarchie vers un régime parlementaire ?
Au lendemain des bouleversements de la Révolution française et de l'Empire, la monarchie française se trouve dans une situation de redéfinition politique face aux aspirations libérales d'une société marquée par les idéaux de 1789. La Charte constitutionnelle de 1814, octroyée par Louis XVIII à son retour de l’exil, puis la Charte de 1830, adoptée après les Trois Glorieuses, se présentent comme des compromis entre l’autorité monarchique et les acquis révolutionnaires. Ces chartes établissent un cadre
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We Are Making a New World, 1918, Paul Nash
We Are Making a New World, 1918, Paul Nash Introduction et présentation de l’œuvre Peintre : Paul Nash Titre : We Are Making a New World Date de création : 1918 Lieu de conservation : Imperial War Museum, Londres, Royaume-Uni Nature de l’œuvre : peinture Technique utilisée : huile sur toile Dimensions : 71.1 x 91.4 centimètres Présentation du peintre 11 mai 1889 (Londres) - 11 juillet 1946 (Boscombe, de son asthme) Un des artistes
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How do institutional biases and the growing influence of the Supreme Court in the American political system limit democratic representation and progressive reforms in an increasingly polarized country?
DM ANGLAIS CIVI “Government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the face of the earth.” These words uttered by Abraham Lincoln in 1863, in the midst of a civil war tearing our America apart, symbolize the democratic ideal to which every nation aspires. Yet, on the eve of the 2024 presidential election, this ideal seems to be wavering. As Vox's article “The nightmare facing Democrats, even if Harris
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Progression annuelle en éducation musicale
SEQUENCE 1 SEQUENCE 2 SEQUENCE 3 SEQUENCE 4 CYCLE 3 Les paramètres du son « Ainsi parlait Zarathoustra » Richard Strauss « Peer Gynt » Edward Grieg Chant : « Hello Goodbye » + pratique instrumentale + création partition graphique Les couleurs de l’orchestre « Rondeau d’Abdelazer » Henry Purcell « The young person’s guide to the orchestra” B.Britten Chant: “Amour Plastique” Videoclub + pratique instrumentale + travail en salle informatique Promenons-nous dans la voix
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What subject should be taught at school?
In today’s fast-changing world, the old way of teaching, which mainly focuses on memorization, just doesn’t cut it anymore. As things evolve, students need more than just facts—they need to think critically and know how to apply what they learn in real situations. The most important things students should learn in school are critical thinking and practical skills, because these are what will help them succeed, both in their studies and in their future careers.
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