Arab jazz

Class :   LVA	Séquence :  Multicultural spaces and exchanges
Name :   Mohamed Amine
Date :   Tuesday October  1st

Lesson : religions and ethnic conflict rooted  into the colonial past    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qrqoh2fVUnU	CAV	Doc :  Trailer “Arab Jazz”
“Arab Jazz” is a novel written by Karim Miské .The novel investigates the question of mixity (hybridization). It takes place in the 19th district(area)of Paris which is a disadvantaged district. The main characters of the novel are Ahmed and Laura. The book deals with the issues of drug dealing, ethnicity and religion. The Jewish and Arab communities gang up (bunch up/cluster/gather)and they have never mixed in the history of religions. Today’s divisions are rooted into the history of religion and colonization. Colonization has widened the gap (the disparities) and it has divided people.

Item 1 :	Item 2 :	Item 3 :	Autre :
To bunch up To gang up To cluster A mixity A compound A mix A melting-pot Hybridization Dual identty	A gap disparities	Drug-dealing Gang violence	Ethnicity Identity Roots To be rooted into

STRUCTURE :	Valeur :
Nouveauté :	Have + V-ed	Present-perfect
Rebrassage :
Jalon :
Ex :	Colonization has widened the disparities between people
Ex :	Karim Miské has always wanted to write

PHONOLOGIE :

Auxiliaire have forme faible Phonème -ed

HOMEWORK : Apprendre la leçon en s’entraînant à restituer le sens à l’oral et à l’écrit Remplir tableau lexique Repérage structure et 3 phrases d’application