CLIL PRESENTATION

PRESENTATION

CLIL

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BASIC CLIL CONCEPTS

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THE 4Cs ELEMENTS

wHAT IS CLIL?

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INDEX

CLIL ACRONYM

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KEY CONCEPTS IN CLIL

BASIC CLIL CONCEPTS

WHAT IS CLIL?

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PRESENTATION

Index

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CONTENT

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LANGUAGE

LEARNING

INTEGRATED

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What does the acronym "CLIL" mean?

CLIL is a term introduced in 1994 by David Marsh from Finland

CLIL can be seen as an umbrella term which may refer to any situation in which L2 is used as a tool in the learning of a non-language subject in which both language and subject have a joint role" ( David Marsh)

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It is the teaching of a subject such as Geography, Science, or History through English to learners whose first language is not English.

CLIL is a dual- focused educational approach

WHAT IS CLIL?

taught through the medium of a foreign language

School subjects , eg. Geography, Science, Music, etc.

foreign language

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The learning of subject content is integrated with the learning of a foreign language - so " Content and Language Integrated Learning"

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- CLIL is a tool for tEaching and learning CONTENT AND lANGUAGE

-The essence of CLIL is integration.- Students use language to learn new content. - The CLIL approach also develops learning and thinking skills

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-Language is used to learn as well to communicate- It is the subject matter which determines the language needed to learn - Subject is taught in simple easily comprehensible ways, using diagrams, illustrations, graphs, highlighted terms.

BASIC CLIL CONCEPTS

- Content - Progression in knowledge, skills and understanding related to specific elements of a defined curriculum. (It should not repeat the content learntin other lessons!) - Communication - Using language to learn and learning to use language. Language does not follow the grammatical progression found in language-learning settings. - Cognition - Developing thinking skills in class. During CLIL lessons, students are inclined to face challenges and therefore build reasoning, creative thinking, and evaluating skills. - Culture - is also known as citizenship. It is about the cultural background that students get in touch with.

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A SUCCESSFUL clil LESSON SHOULD COMBINE ELEMENTS OF THE 4cS ELEMENTS

THE 4cS ELEMENTS

engage learners with different kind of tasks

creating Evaluating analyzing applying understanding remembering

BLOOM'S TAXONOMY

-make language easier for learners

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scaffolding

KEY CONCEPTS IN clil

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