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Launch of the twitterature competition on the sidelines of the 2nd edition of the REFER

The next Rendez-vous des écoles francophones en network (REFER) will take place on March 19 and 20. Like last year, it is accompanied by a major international twitterature competition for students, under the theme "Coming from elsewhere!" ".

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The next Meeting of French-language schools in the network (REFER) will take place on March 19 and 20. Like last year, it is accompanied by a major international twitterature competition for students, under the theme "Coming from elsewhere!" ".

It is under the theme "Venus from elsewhere!" »That the twitterature competition carried out within the framework of the REFER comes back to life for a second edition. This new theme meets several objectives of this event, whether it is to strengthen the blooming and development of French culture and language across all French-speaking linguistic communities or to create lasting links in education.

It is also related to the list of words proposed by Tell me ten words as part of the Semaine de la Francophonie. These words, from elsewhere, “Amalgam, bravo, target, grigri, inuit, fair, kitsch, serendipity, wiki, zenitude” reflect both the cultural diversity of our language and the richness of the exchanges that have given it its accents and colors.

This international competition is open to students aged 5 to 18, whether French is their host language, their second language or their mother tongue. Participation in the competition can be done collectively (in collaboration between students) or individually.

To participate, all you have to do is produce an original literary work in the form of a tweet of 140 characters maximum, spaces and tags included, from the proposed theme and inspired by these words. The official contest guidelines aim to separate the entries into 4 groups, according to the age of the students. We find the markers as well as the complete indications for each age group on the REFER website.

This international competition is open to students aged 5 to 18, whether French is their host language, their second language or their mother tongue. Participation in the competition can be done collectively (in collaboration between students) or individually. Last year, nearly 1,500 $ were awarded in prizes. The organizing committee hopes to do the same this year, according to the generosity of the sponsors.

To access the registration form for the Twitter literature contest, Click here!

Note: adults who would like to take up the tweeting challenge are also invited to participate outside the competition!

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Audrey Millerhttps://ecolebranchee.com
General manager of École branchée, Audrey holds a graduate degree in educational technologies and a bachelor's degree in public communication. Member of the Order of Excellence in Education of Quebec, she is particularly interested in the professional development of teachers, information in the digital age and media education, while actively creating bridges between the actors of the educational ecosystem since 1999. She is involved these days in particular in Edteq Association and as a member of the ACELF Communications Committee. When she has free time, she is passionate about her children, his rabbits, horses, good wine and... Web programming!

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