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Les jeux de société : pourquoi on joue ?

Dans son podcast "Passerelles", Emilie explore le monde des jeux de société, leurs bienfaits pour le cerveau et l'apprentissage. Elle souligne l'importance du jeu pour la sociabilité, la créativité et le développement cognitif. #jeuxdesociété #apprentissage #bienfaits
Duration
20.0 mins
Level
intermediate
Word Count
2414 (764 unique words)
Topics
Arts & Literature
Board Games
Cognitive Psychology
Education
France
Gaming
History
Hobbies
Learning
Lifestyle
Literature
Novels
Psychology
Social History
Social Issues
Social Trends
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Welcome to Passerelles, a podcast designed to spark the curiosity of French learners.
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Hi, I'm Emilie, and this week, as usual, 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 with you some food for thought and to encourage you to ask yourself questions in French.
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Today, we're going to talk about board games. Monopoly, Clue, Uno – you're surely familiar with these classics, the games we play with family or friends. And there are so many more out there!
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Even if you don't think you like games, it happens, with a little searching, there's a game out there for everyone.
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And what about you, are you a sore loser or a good sport? What do you like to play? Being a sore loser means having a hard time accepting defeat, not liking to lose.
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This week's episode was inspired by a novel I read recently, "Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow," by the American author Gabrielle Zevin.
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His story takes place in a very specific world, that of video games.
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I didn't grow up playing video games, except maybe a few educational ones like Adibou.
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You probably haven't heard of Adibou.
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It's an educational game created by a French company.
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Come to think of it, I also remember a game about the Pink Panther.
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But to be honest, video games aren't really my thing.
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My sister and I didn't grow up with a gaming console at home.
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It was a world that felt a bit inaccessible to me, but even so, I loved this novel.
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It made me think about the connection between play and childhood.
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Childhood is a time for discovering the world through play. Games shape how we see things, how we connect with others, and sometimes even make us think about life's big questions.
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This week's question is: Why do we love to play? First, we'll take a look at the world of board games and the people who play them. Then, we'll explore the benefits of playing board games. Finally, we'll discuss the role of play in learning.
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First things first, let's discuss the types of board games out there and who plays them.

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