1. Prince Harry says no one wants to be king or queen
Question de compréhension - methodologie
LMW Chaptal

2. Main ideas to include in your answer
QDC: What is it like being prince, according to Prince Harry? (80 words +/- 10%) (100 words +/- 10%)
Main ideas
It is hard work
It is a duty he (they) will continue to perform
Duty to ‘make a difference’
Difficulty of living life – even moments of extreme emotion – in public gaze
Difficulty of ‘juggling’ – living normal life and perpetuating the mythical aspect of monarchy (‘magic’)
Desire to modernise the institution
Work – with charities, meeting people, relating to them
2 main sections
Difficult job
Necessary duty

3. Methodology reminders
Answer the question!!!
Answer the question!!! (All of it)
No intro / CCL
No opinion / additional information
No paraphrasing or line-by-line summarising.
Give a synthetic – organised - answer using your own words
KISS method
Respect word count
Mention word count clearly and accurately

4. QDC: What is it like being prince, according to Prince Harry
QDC: What is it like being prince, according to Prince Harry? (80 words +/- 10%) MINES
In groups, write an answer to the question – be prepared to write it on the board.
Example answer
According to Prince Harry, being royal is a hard task but a crucial duty. It is hard because it is a life lived in the public eye – even at moments of extreme emotion such as the death of a mother. It also requires royals to juggle leading ordinary lives and perpetuating the magical aspect of monarchy.
Yet for Harry, institutions such as the British monarchy are necessary for the good of the people. Being a prince is about helping people, working with charities and making the monarchy modern. (88 words)

5. QDC: What is it like being prince, according to Prince Harry
QDC: What is it like being prince, according to Prince Harry? (100 words +/- 10%) AGRO
In groups, write an answer to the question – be prepared to write it on the board.
Example answer
According to Prince Harry, being a royal is a hard task but a crucial duty. It is hard because it is a life lived in the public eye – even at moments of extreme emotion such as the death of a mother and the ensuing trauma. It also requires royals to juggle leading ordinary lives and perpetuating the magical aspect of monarchy.
Yet for Harry, institutions such as the British monarchy are necessary for the good of the people. Thus being a prince is about helping people, relating to people in trouble, working with charities and making the monarchy modern. (99 words)