CLIL USACH Day 1
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Created on September 15, 2024
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USACH - CLIL Day 1
Dr. Dario Luis Banegas
Index
Previous knowledge on CLIL
Conceptualising CLIL
Expanding our understanding of CLIL
Bilingual education & CLIL
Types of CLIL models
CLIL, ESP, EAP, EMI
An approximation to practices
PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE
EXPERIENCE AS KNOWLEDGE
Looking at the literature
Conceptualising CLIL
conceptualising clil
Two definitions
Coyle et al. (2010), defined CLIL as “a dual-focused educational approach in which an additional language is used for the learning and teaching of both content and language” (p. 1).
Genesse and Hamayan (2016) understand CLIL as “instruction that integrates the development of proficiency in an additional language in school contexts where authentic non-language content (such as Science and Mathematics) serves as a vehicle for language teaching and learning” (p. 27).
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A look at language
expanding understanding of clil
on content
ON LANGUAGEACTIVITY
Bilingual education & clil
Nikula (2016)
types of clil models
CLIL & ESP
Tavella & Loutayf (2023)- ESP older than CLIL- ESP more interested in reading & vocabulary (higher ed); CLIL as more holistic (schooling)- ESP primarily based on needs analysis (tailored courses)- ESP as a language-driven CLIL model- Similar directionality for materials selection & design in both- Disciplinary content & specific domains
CLIL & Emi
Kling & Dimova (2023)
an approximation to practices
What kind of CLIL model do we want for USACH?
From your own current practices, what contributions would you make to CLIL practice?
What else do you need?
How would you define CLIL for USACH?
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- Prioritize and give visual weight to the main points.
- Define secondary messages with interactivity.
- Establish a flow throughout the content.
- Measure the results.