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Plus on écoute, plus on apprend // Conversations avec... Catherine (@catherineangus_hearyougo)

Emilie discute avec Catherine, prof d'anglais et auditrice de Passerelles, de l'importance d'écouter en profondeur pour apprendre une langue et tisser des liens. Elles partagent leurs expériences et Catherine donne des conseils concrets sur l'écoute active. #apprentissage #podcastfrancais #écouteactive
Duration
30.8 mins
Level
intermediate
Word Count
3343 (836 unique words)
Topics
Arts & Literature
Avignon, France
Canada
Education
France
Geneva, Switzerland
Language Learning
Lifestyle
Location
New Jersey, United States
New York, United States
Ottawa, Canada
Personal Development
Podcasts
Switzerland
Teaching
United States
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Welcome to Bridges, a podcast designed to spark the curiosity of French learners.
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Hi, I'm Emilie, and this week, as always, I'd like to invite you to take a few minutes to reflect on a question together.
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In each episode, I try to bring you different topics to explore.
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My goal is simply to share some food for thought and encourage you to start questioning things in French.
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Today, we're having a chat.
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My guest today has a real knack for storytelling.
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She and I share common ground in our journeys, particularly in how we view listening.
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My goal is to encourage students to truly listen, but to listen to the sounds of English. Not just the words and ideas, but the actual sounds.
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Because that's how we can talk.
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Before we move on, there's something important you should know.
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A transcript of this conversation is available free of charge.
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The link is in the episode description.
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Catherine is a teacher, she teaches English online, and I don't know if you could tell from her accent, but she's Canadian.
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Catherine lives in Canada, specifically in Ottawa, the capital city. She also has a podcast—a wonderful podcast called Hear You Go.
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After living in the United States for many years, she returned to her home country with her family.
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I think I explained this phrase in a previous podcast episode, but it doesn't hurt to go over it again.
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Going back to the fold means returning home, to one's native country.
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Since moving, Catherine has started relearning French, which is how she came across my podcast.
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Catherine and I met at a fashion show – we're both big fans.
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Catherine's experience abroad allowed her to forge connections and make encounters that left a lasting impression on her.

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