M1 Enseignement commentaire dirigé

I have put a slightly modified version of part one of the documents booklet up on Eprel.
If you have already downloaded and printed it, don't worry - the new version only has page numbers added.
At tomorrow's class we will be setting up oral text commentaries. if there is a document you are particularly interested in commenting, tell me tomorrow. However, to respect the reality of the examination, I may choose your documents for you.

Text commentaries should last for a maximum of twenty minutes, so be sure not to waste time with comments which are not winning you points.  You should prepare your commentary very seriously – it is best to record yourself beforehand and listen for problems of pronunciation (especially « h » and « th », which are eliminatory errors.

All students should prepare every document beforehand to get the most out of their classmates’ work.

After each commentary, I will talk about the strong points and the weak points, missing elements and so on. After the class, the student will write up a corrected and improved version of their text commentary, which I will put up on Eprel for everyone to consult and learn from.

Here is the list of documents which students will comment on.

Date	Document	student
11 October (class 2)
18 October (class 3)	Engels on the Land Plan p10
	Freedom or death p20
8 November (class 4)	Debate on conciliation bill p16
	Mr Callaghan’s desserts p24
15 November (class 5)	Anglo-Irish treaty p26
	Let’s set the course p36
22 November (class 6)	Getting it in writing p40
	Instrument of government p41
29 November (class 7)	The End of the peer show p44
	Edward Heath’s view p56
6 december (class 8)	Crime and sin p7
	Civil partnership act p8
13 December (class 9)	Our duty in India p1
	Statute of Westminster p5
20 December (class 10)	Debates on the slave trade p32
	Leviathan p47
10 janvier (class 11)	Sovereignty of parliament p52
	Habeas Corpus Act
17 janvier (class 12)	Contrôle final de contrôle continu

 
We will fix all this tomorrow.