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Students from Madame Sabatier's French IV class were able to Zoom with students from Abidjan, Ivory Coast.
Round 2 of live video conferencing with our French IV students involved retired Ivorian teachers in Abidjan. This time, questions and answers went into much more depth on History, traditions, and way of life.
Next, students will write about their experience, the questions and answers they heard, and reflect on their exchanges with the people of Ivory Coast.
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