Saint-Georges featured on Twitter thanks to high school students

The pupils of Marie Champagne, in 2e secondary school at Saint-Georges high school, in Beauce, were animated this year by the fever of Twitterature. Indeed, they paired it with the discovery of the history of their city for an exciting ICT project.

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The pupils of Marie Champagne, in 2e secondary school at Saint-Georges high school, in Beauce, were animated this year by the fever of Twitterature. Indeed, they paired it with the discovery of the history of their city for an exciting ICT project.

 

The project “I tweet my city! », As we can read in the press release issued on the subject by the Beauce-Etchemin School Board, resulted from twitterature exercises that the teacher already regularly offered to her students.

 

These exercises require you to compose messages of 140 characters on a given topic, according to the characteristics of the social network Twitter. According to Marie Champagne, in addition to being fun, "it is really an effective pedagogical approach which requires vocabulary, grammar, a spirit of synthesis and which even touches poetry in certain cases".

 

Thus, his students were able to familiarize themselves with the history of their city, in this case Saint-Georges, while integrating notions of French and taking advantage of ICT. For the final presentation of their work, the students learned to use the site Glogster, an online application halfway between the blog and the poster. They published there accounts of illustrated historical events, in addition to their "tweet".

 

You can consult the best student projects from a special page that references them (Click here to consult).

 

To see: the Twitter account of Marie Champagne and her class: @Classedemacha

 

Read also, an article from the EnBeauce.com website on the same subject.

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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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