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Instructions Module 1 - What Is CLIL?: Learning Stages
Instructions Module 1 - What Is CLIL?: Learning Stages
Instructions Module 1 - What Is CLIL?: Learning Stages
Learning Stages:
1. Go to your Learning Diary and do Task 1 – What do you know about CLIL?
content
the language in which the content is taught.
1. Both language and content are taught at the same time. CLIL is the integration of both
the language and the content.
2. The language used for both teaching and learning is not the students' or teachers' mother
tongue, but an additional language. So the methods of instruction used need to change in
order to make the learning process easier.
3. For any given level, the content curriculum is already established, but what language to
teach also has to be decided before classes can begin. Making sure that content and
language can be taught to pre-defined levels is an important part of the planning process.
The video presentation concludes by listing some important requirements that teachers need to be aware
of when teaching through CLIL:
4. When you do a reading task, you might find an online dictionary useful. We suggest you use
Multidict. Multidict allows you to access a number of online dictionaries for a large number of languages.
Type in the word you want to translate, and select the language you want to translate into. You can
choose a different dictionary if you need more help.
Click here to go to Multidict: http://multidict.net/multidict/
5. Continue working in your diary and do Tasks 3 and 4 - The benefits of CLIL
6. Other videos which might be interesting: David Marsh, Joan Alberich