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Essentials and Complementary Perspectives of CLIL

Various approaches to language teaching and learning are designed to address the multifaceted needs of students in multilingual and multicultural classrooms. Content and Language Integrated Learning (

Essentials and Complementary Perspectives of CLIL

Essentials and Complementary Perspectives of CLIL

English for Specific Purposes (ESP)

Use of English in different types of Business
Like

Nursing

Legal English

Tourism

Scientific

Content Based Instruction (CBI)

According to Curriculum
Aimed at needs of groups of students
Use of authentic language
Based in subject matter
Study of
Content material
Language

Cognitive Academic Language Approach (CALLA)

Its aims are
Self-assessment
To develop team work
To choose strategies
Culture knowledge
To improve autonomy
Consisting of 3 modules
Related to the curriculum
Development of academic language
Learning strategies
Created to
Help students with a weak English speaking and writing Chamot and O’Malley (1987, 1994)
Improve skills in a foreign language and content concepts through the medium of the language.

Sheltered Instruction

It is aimed to
Develop the language competence
Promote sociocultural awareness
Integration of meaningful language and content
Students with basic English in classrooms with

Native speakers and English learners

English learners

SIOP Model

Based on
Lesson delivery

Promotes

Adaptation of lesson according to the students' level

Students' engagement at 90%-100%

Content and language objectives

Review/Assessment

Comprehension and learning of students

A feedback of the work

Key concepts

Practice/Application

Provides

All kind of skills

Activities related to content and language

Material

Interaction

Clarify concepts in L1

Group work helps with objectives

Provides discussion

Strategies

Where students

Make use of types of questions

Learn to use strategies

Work step by step

Comprehensible Input

Use different methods

Helps with clear explanations

Building background

Key vocabulary

Past learning vs. new concepts

Students' experiences

Preparation

Considers

Meaningful activities with English language and lesson concepts integrated.

Adaptation of the content

Content objectives

Project Based Learning (PBL)

Depth research
The quality of the result
Improving different skills for social interaction (communication, management, self-assessment, etc.)
Content
Students
Are assessed individually
Are prepared for a Project
Work generally in groups
Look for solving an specific problem or challenge
It takes periods from a week up to a semester

Task Based Language Teaching (TBLT)

Focused on
Communication problems
Developing students confidence
Assessment in outcomes (real world tasks)
Authentic language (meaning)
Asking students for task completitions

Communicative Language Teaching (CLT)

Teaching process which promotes
Fluency and accuracy.
Use of language with purposes of meaning.
Active pariticpation in students. And teachers as guides.
Autonomy and strategies.
Real life expressions.
Teaching languages for communication. (Harmer,2012)
It is the Nature of language learning and teaching. (Brown, 2007)
Develop the Communicative Competence. Promotes abilities or skills to maintain a speech in a community (Hymes, 1972).

Hard CLIL

It is the total immersion of CLIL: Language and Content are taught at the same time.

Soft CLIL

It is focused more in content. Use of grammar samples and readings.

CLIL Teachers

They are
Supported by the country system
Language usage promoters -conscious of cognitive process.
Planners and evaluators
Not all language teachers
They work as team