By MaraCous - 21/03/2015 22:17 - France - Draveil
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Bonjour à tous ! Je suis l'auteur de cette VDM. Première VDM postée, et déjà validée ! Merci à mes lumières de sixièmes ! Vous m'étonnez vraiment ; je ne pensais pas qu'on pouvait autant analyser cette petite anecdote ! Je vais donc vous placez dans le contexte pour que vois puissiez mieux comprendre. En fait, je ne suis pas vraiment enseignante, mais assistante de français. Mon rôle est d'être avec le professeur, de corriger la prononciation, de faire des activités ludiques, et de parler de nos coutumes. Comme cela a été expliqué plus haut, le système allemand n'est pas le même, et est plus tourné vers l'apprentissage. Il y a plusieurs types d'écoles, dont le Gymnasium est ce qui ressemble le plus à notre collège. Sauf que j'enseigne dans un Land (région) de Brême, où presque tous les élèves vont au Gymnasium. Les élèves du Gymnasium sont normalement ceux avec le meilleur niveau, mais ce n'est pas vraiment le cas ici. Donc en fait, mon Gymnasium ressemble beaucoup à un collège français, où il y a des élèves intellectuels, et des plus manuels. Le fait que dans ce Land il n'y ait presque que des Gymnasien fait donc qu'ils sont familiers d'un système très similaire. Le problème ne vient donc pas de là normalement. En plus, j'ai bien utilisé le terme "Schule" ("école"), et non "Gymnasium" (collège/lycée) pour qu'ils ne soient pas perdus. L'étonnement était surtout inattendu parce que lundi nous avons commencé à travailler sur ce thème, que nous avions en plus déjà "évoqué" au début de l'année en apprenant les affaires scolaires ! Cette classe est assez difficile parce que nous avons 5 garçons qui ont décidé de ne rien faire pendant le cours, mais surtout de ne respecter ni les professeurs, ni leurs camarades. Et puis, ils ont le comportement d'élèves de onze/douze ans qui ont les hormones qui commencent à les travailler... Ce n'est donc pas le fait d'être Allemands qui les rend un peu lourds, mais plutôt leur âge =) Bon, je pense quand même qu'ils se sont une fois de plus moqués de moi, mais l'anecdote me fait rire (et me permet de me venger un peu de cette heure passée à devoir crier pour avoir un peu de respect) ! Vous n'imaginez même pas leur tête quand je leur ai dit que nous avions école jusqu'à 17h/18h (ils finissent vers 13h ici) parfois, et que les heures duraient bien une heure (contre 45 minutes chez Madame Merkel) !
Pour information, elle était très gênée et au final on en a toutes les 2 rigolé (surtout qu'il n'y avait pas de tache ^^).