French Online Exchange with Mount Litera International School

Our Grade 11 French B SL students had the opportunity to exchange with the French B SL class from Mount Litera School International.
Students analysed a documentary series they watched on the topic of Migrations in France and discovered the different aspects and layers to this major issue. They compared the situations in India and in France and whilst sharing opinions and different perspectives, they tried to come up with their own solutions to this major global issue.

Students’ reflections:

Cet échange était révélateur et j’ai trouvé une nouvelle perspective. La discussion avec une autre école encourage les nouvelles idées et améliore également notre communication enfrançais.J’ai appris de nouvelles choses sur les migrations en Inde et en France.

Krisha Agarwal

Ces échanges, c’est comme quand il est essentiel qu' un étudiant de musique aille sur la scène pour développer la confiance et l'expérience, et pour avoir une chance de se préparer pour un concert.

Aaditya Hingoo

J'ai apprécié l'échange parce que je sais comment les gens communiqueraient réellement en tant qu'étrangers en français et cela m'a aidé avec la langue.

Mirhaan Rajani

Oui, nous devrions faire plus d'échanges parce que c'était très amusant et un bon changement des cours normales. C'est aussi une bonne opportunité de rencontrer des nouveaux étudiants français!

Vidhi Sachade

Je me suis rendu compte de mes progrès dans la langue française parce que j’ai pu avoir des discussions en profondeur en français.

Tanvi Chakravarty
This post has been authored by our Grade 11 French B SL class.

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