On pense déjà à Noël, on prépare un christmas pudding, le plum-pudding anglais spécialité du noël anglais. Et vous, vous avez commencé à préparer le votre ?
J’ai mis en test ce petit exercice posé à des élèves de maternelle (attention, je n’ai pas la source d’origine !) dans mon Tumblr et afin que personne ne triche, je mets la solution ici.
Je rappelle le problème : Dans quelle direction roule l’autobus ? Vers la gauche ou vers la droite ?
le bus de la maternelle
Selon l’information en ma possession , cette question a été posé dans le cadre d’une étude, à des enfants de maternelle.
90 % d’entre eux auraient répondu «L’autobus va vers la gauche.»
À la question, pourquoi l’autobus allait vers la gauche plutôt que vers la droite, ils auraient répondu : «parce qu’on ne voit pas la porte pour sortir de l’autobus !»
News junkies are generally familiar with how news organizations and their reporters use social media to comment on and report the news. Interesting are the lesser known cases, for example, the smaller, regional papers and broadcasters listed below.
The following list was created by the Center for Sustainable Journalism. Click through to read summaries of what each news organization actually did or is doing.
1. Wall Street Journal uses Foursquare during Hurricane Irene
2. New York Times Group Uses Instagram Used to Cover Hurricane Irene
3. Reuters Covers the London Riots on Storify
4. KX News Moniot Uses Facebook During A Flood
5. Alabama Meterologist Uses Social Media During Tornadoes
6. Postmedia Uses Twitter As A Reporting Tool
7. Philadelphia NBC Station Uses Foursquare to Report News
8. Rockville Central Moves its Community News Website to Facebook
9. New York Times Reporter Uses Twitter and Blogs to Improve His Work
10. NPR’s Andy Carvin and Twitter
11. New York Times Reporter Using Twitter During the Aftermath of a Tornado
12. New York Times Columnist Uses Facebook to Report from Egypt
13. Washington Post Tells A Facebook Story
14. The Trentonian Used Social Media, including Google Plus, to Cover an Apartment Shooting
15. ProPublica Goes Social With Data Journalism
News junkies are generally familiar with how news organizations and their reporters use social media to comment on and report the news. Interesting are the lesser known cases, for example, the smaller, regional papers and broadcasters listed below.
The following list was created by the Center for Sustainable Journalism. Click through to read summaries of what each news organization actually did or is doing.
1. Wall Street Journal uses Foursquare during Hurricane Irene
2. New York Times Group Uses Instagram Used to Cover Hurricane Irene
3. Reuters Covers the London Riots on Storify
4. KX News Moniot Uses Facebook During A Flood
5. Alabama Meterologist Uses Social Media During Tornadoes
6. Postmedia Uses Twitter As A Reporting Tool
7. Philadelphia NBC Station Uses Foursquare to Report News
8. Rockville Central Moves its Community News Website to Facebook
9. New York Times Reporter Uses Twitter and Blogs to Improve His Work
10. NPR’s Andy Carvin and Twitter
11. New York Times Reporter Using Twitter During the Aftermath of a Tornado
12. New York Times Columnist Uses Facebook to Report from Egypt
13. Washington Post Tells A Facebook Story
14. The Trentonian Used Social Media, including Google Plus, to Cover an Apartment Shooting
15. ProPublica Goes Social With Data Journalism
News junkies are generally familiar with how news organizations and their reporters use social media to comment on and report the news. Interesting are the lesser known cases, for example, the smaller, regional papers and broadcasters listed below.
The following list was created by the Center for Sustainable Journalism. Click through to read summaries of what each news organization actually did or is doing.
1. Wall Street Journal uses Foursquare during Hurricane Irene
2. New York Times Group Uses Instagram Used to Cover Hurricane Irene
3. Reuters Covers the London Riots on Storify
4. KX News Moniot Uses Facebook During A Flood
5. Alabama Meterologist Uses Social Media During Tornadoes
6. Postmedia Uses Twitter As A Reporting Tool
7. Philadelphia NBC Station Uses Foursquare to Report News
8. Rockville Central Moves its Community News Website to Facebook
9. New York Times Reporter Uses Twitter and Blogs to Improve His Work
10. NPR’s Andy Carvin and Twitter
11. New York Times Reporter Using Twitter During the Aftermath of a Tornado
12. New York Times Columnist Uses Facebook to Report from Egypt
13. Washington Post Tells A Facebook Story
14. The Trentonian Used Social Media, including Google Plus, to Cover an Apartment Shooting
15. ProPublica Goes Social With Data Journalism
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