Philosophy and Mental Health: Lessons from the French Education System
Unlike many countries Philosophy has been a mandatory subject for French high school students since 1809, when Napoleon instituted the Baccalaureate (Bac).
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12, 2021
French New Year traditions explained
With each new country comes inexplicable or unexpected customs. They're things you might never have thought of, but are still useful to know. Ever wondered what New Year's is like in France? Or, are you hoping to look in-the-know this year?
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12, 2021
Celebrating New Year in France
But I think my most memorable celebration was the first year I went to live in the city of Paris. Being in the 1st arrondissement, just near the Louvre, we thought the best plan was to go to the Pont des Arts, devoid of love locks at the time, and watch the Eiffel Tower shimmer and shake at midnight.
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12, 2021
Advice from a Melbourne pub: France for Christmas – leave the stockings at home
Don't be the turkey this year! I overheard some great advice on spending Christmas in France
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12, 2021
Père Noël: what sets the French Santa Claus apart from the rest?
Santa but not as you know him: introducing ‘Père Noël’ the French Santa Claus.
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11, 2021
Top 4 unconventional Franco-American cultural differences: an insider’s perspective
Join us as we discuss the top 4 unconventional cultural differences between France and the USA.
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11, 2021
French waiting room protocol: the art of being French – living like a local
Are you clueless about French waiting room protocol? Learn these top tips and become an expert in no time!
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11, 2021
Halloween in France: what do the French really think?
The French, many believe, wouldn’t accept Halloween as their own holiday, as they’re much too protective of their culture - we could be in for a drastic change...
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10, 2021
Driving in France: are you sure?
So, you consider yourself capable of driving in France? Read on to learn the terrifying truth about French drivers.
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07, 2021
David Sedaris and the Paris he called home
When America’s David Sedaris decided to move to Paris, it was to learn the language. What ensued was a hilarious insight into the illusive capital, whose truth is sometimes eclipsed by those lights for which it is so famous.
