VI.
Explorons la Toile
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As it is written in your text book (p. 35) Laval
University is “la plus vieille université de langue française en Amérique
(1852) ». But we can trace back its origins even further than 1852. Can you find what
preceeded the creation of Laval University? Browse the webpage and you will find your
answer:
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Browse the webpage and try to identify 2 or 3 good reasons which explain why students
would want to choose Laval University to study.
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Pictures of the campus :
Looking at these pictures, is your campus much different than this
campus? In which ways?
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Browse the website. Can you find the intensive French program Maria and Jane have
registered in?
If you can’t find it, put your monitor up
side down to see the address above!!!
What
is the name the school organizing this intensive program in French?
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Les quatre résidences universitaires de l’Université
Laval :
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Visit
the room of Maria and Jane at the Residence Lemieux (click on ‘Chambres/rooms’, then on the
picture of the room)
Would you agree with Jane when she answers to Maria? (Textbook p.
26)
“Maria: Elle est bien, la chambre.
Jane : Oui,
pas mal. Un peu petite, mais ça va.”
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part from renting rooms, can you identify at least 3 other services the Residences offer and that you
think are essential if you were going to come to this Residence?
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Francophone music:
Textes des chansons de Gilles Vigneault :
Diaporama de la chanson québécoise :
Musique cajun
Zachary Richard:
Celine Dion:
Radio France International has a page with all the bibliographies
and discographies of francophone singers. You will find here bibliographies
of Celine Dion, Rock Voisine, Diane Dufresne, Linda Lemay, etc…
Région
Évangéline,
On this site you can listen to several Acadian songs and folk music.
Do you know in which Canadian Province is the Région Évangeline?
(Browse the Webpage to find the answer).
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