LANGUAGE LINK SCHOOL
Detailed programme of the mobility period:
Day 1: Introduction to CLIL - setting the context
Morning:
• Needs analysis
• Defining CLIL
• Variety in educational settings and contexts in CLIL. Sharing experiences- CLIL contexts in participants’ countries/schools.
Afternoon:
• History and the underlying principles of CLIL
• Qualities in skills required by teachers involved in CLIL
• Motivating learners and teachers through CLIL
Day 2: Lesson Planning and the Four Dimensional CLIL Framework
Morning:
• How to plan lessons using a CLIL approach. What do we need to consider when planning and delivering CLIL lessons
• Integrating the 4Cs framework into CLIL activities
• Developing Thinking Skills – HOTS, LOTS and the use of questions
• Teaching objectives & learning outcomes and how they are related to subject and language
Afternoon:
• Workshop- Planning lessons and developing materials within the framework of the 4Cs
Day 3: How to CLIL - Integrating Language and Content & The Selection and Adaptation of Materials in CLIL
Morning:
• Language challenges in the classroom. The relationship between language and cognition- Content and Language Cognitive Demand (CCD & LCD)
• Features of language to consider when teaching CLIL: BICS and CALP, Content-compatible and content-obligatory language
• Language for managing the classroom and language for teaching subject content
• Subject-centred vocabulary building. Methodology for presenting vocabulary
• Tools for working with content- visual organisers and multimedia
Afternoon:
• Identifying the 4Cs in CLIL materials and using the framework to analyse your materials
• Subject-led and language-led materials approach- the purpose and different features
• Strategies for adapting listening and reading texts for use in CLIL
• Workshop- Key issues of materials in CLIL- evaluate, adapt and create materials for teaching your subjects in English
Day 4: Integrating EFL Techniques into Subject Teaching
Morning:
• How to incorporate EFL techniques into subject teaching
• Creative EFL methodologies to help communicate content (TBL, PBL, Lexical Approach, Flipped Classroom, NLP)
Afternoon:
• Workshop- Designing a task and enquiry-based learning
Day 5: Assessment in CLIL
Morning:
• Assessment in CLIL- The who, the how, the what and the why
• Different types of assessment in CLIL
• Assessing content & language-tools, strategies and techniques
• Assessment for learning
Afternoon:
• Feedback and discussion
• Course Round-Up & Farewells