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CLIL4teachers Front Page

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on September 9, 2008 at 8:35:15 am
 

 

Welcome to the one stop shop website for teachers interested in Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL)

 

This wiki is hosted by the Association for Language Learning and is managed and maintained by the Association's CLIL Special Interest Group. We hope you will enjoy exploring the site, adding comments, contributing to the discussions and sharing resources and useful websites. Don't hesitate to ask questions - hopefully there will be someone who has the answer!

 

To contribute, you need to create an account and then send a message via the contact the owner link at the foot of this page saying briefly what your interest in CLIL is. The wiki owner will then give you writer status. In the unlikely event that a contribution is offensive, it will be removed and the person responsible will no longer be able to contribute to the site.

 

We are already building up a fantastic range of resources, thanks to contributions from Mike, Katie and Neil. Katie has also sent in an interesting account of the TDA's new Secondary Language Exchange Project which enables trainee teachers to learn and about and develop their skills in CLIL. You can read the report here or find it in the News folder in the side bar.

 


Message from Do Coyle

 

Many of you will know Do Coyle, who has championed the cause of CLIL for many years. We are most grateful to Do for helping us to set up the CLIL Special Interest Group and for sending us this message:

 

I am delighted that ALL has taken the initiative to set up a SIG for CLIL. With the introduction of the new curriculum and a greater emphasis on creativity then cross- curricular initiatives are certainly being promoted and encouraged. To all of you who have been involved with CLIL or for those who are interested in any way, then it is timely that we must work together to give a collective voice to CLIL in the UK. There are many colleagues in our European and international networks who have been using a CLIL approach in subject teaching, in MFL and in cross-curricular projects with whom we can link and share ideas. CLIL will provide us with a creative and dynamic forum through which to explore making our teaching and learning environments more motivating and engaging not only for the students we teach but also for ourselves. So the time is right for us in the UK to make a significant contribution to the CLIL movement and to ensure that or colleagues throughout the land are aware of its potential. During the last year, I have been in contact with many teachers who are hoping to start to experiment with CLIL modules and those that are building on past experiences. We can now start to bring this altogether… so let’s get going…..

 

Do

 

You can download here Do's article about the contribution CLIL can make to our national languages capability.

 


Take a tour of the site...


What's on?

Have a look at the events page to find out about relevant workshops, meetings and conferences.


Encouragement for CLIL in the English curriculum...

In England there is now lots of encouragement for primary and secondary schools to explore how they can link language learning to other subjects of the curriculum?  There are references in the Languages Review (2007) and in the revised programme of study for languages in the new secondary curriculum.  There is also useful information together with case studies and links on the CILT website (CILT is the National Centre for Languages). 


Do you have any resources to share?

If so, have a look at our Resource Bank   


Would you value an opportunity to discuss ideas with other teachers?

Please contribute to our Discussion page.  


 

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