The Chauvet-Pont-d'Arc cave: a discovery that overturns concepts of cave art
The Chauvet Pont-d'Arc cave is a relatively recent discovery: December 1994. Totally intact, the cave is an exceptional object of study. On site, you'll find paintings of remarkable visual quality. Over 400 Paleolithic paintings and engravings depict mammoths, rhinoceroses, lions, horses, bison, bears, reindeer, aurochs, ibexes, an engraved owl and dozens of undetermined animals.
This summer, I become a host family for a foreign student
We can't talk enough about the benefits of language immersion, so for once, why not change places and become a host family for a young foreign student, for the duration of the vacations, in order to share your culture, your traditions and of course your language?
Artsonia; school art finally distributed
With over 3 million members, it's like a huge virtual art gallery and art you'll find. Of course there are the daubs and DIY, but the quality is pretty high: we have his pride! Many original, interesting, sensitive works and especially pearls that touch, the mind, the heart, the soul, the senses or the intelligence in as many points of view, stories, forms and ideas as it is possible to have.
Visual recreation on vacation for summer learning
How can we learn together spontaneously when we don't share the same objectives and our backgrounds are varied? Eric Simon suggests "Recreation". These recreations offer a wide range of fun, technology-free activities every week, around a community of some 80 people.
Project groups at school to turn theory into experience
Because learning theory is important but insufficient to master the operational aspect of a subject, it's possible to take part in a project in the field. So setting up a Junior Enterprise or a Christmas chocolate sales campaign can become an opportunity for real-life experimentation, turning knowledge into know-how.