Bring out your students’ creativity with TESOL France
Christina Rebuffet-Broadus invites local English teachers to participate in TESOL France Grenoble activities ahead of a swap shop on using theatre in the classroom.
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A writer and English teacher, I moved to Grenoble in 2004. At the time, I didn't know I was moving and just thought I was here to do a Masters degree in Anglophone studies and American civilization. I like Grenoble because it is just under the radar for the big touristy places. It's not Paris, it's not Provence, yet it still has a lot going for it. It's a short drive from Lyon for some authentic bouchon cuisine and I don't think there's a city so close to so many ski resorts this side of the Atlantic.
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Visiting Grenoble in English
Grenoble Life’s Christina Rebuffet-Broadus shuns the mass exodus for the beaches to check out guided tours of her adopted home town. Here’s what she found out.
Divine experience for foodies at ‘Les Halles Sainte Claire’
Grenoble Life’s Christina Rebuffet-Broadus walks Les Halles Sainte Claire, Grenoble’s foremost covered market and former convent, now site to a divine experience of another kind.
“Just add sugar and hot sauce!” – an interview with Bob and Sylvie of Pumpkins
Bob and Sylvie Tharinger own and operate Pumpkins (33 rue d’Alembert), Grenoble’s only authentically American restaurant. Christina Rebuffet-Broadus of Grenoble Life talks with them about showing the French that American cooking is much more than McDo has led them to believe.
“A comforting cup of tea and a good book” – an interview with Denis Rivière, owner of the Bookworm Café
Denis Rivière owns and operates the Bookworm Café, Grenoble’s newest English-friendly establishment. Christina Rebuffet-Broadus of Grenoble Life talks with him and his English wife Dawn about setting up a used book shop and tea room in one of Grenoble’s historic neighborhoods.