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Acknowledgements |
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Introduction |
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Part 1 Background to CLIL |
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CLIL, content-based language teaching (CBLT) and immersion |
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Teaching in another language versus teaching through another language |
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Benefits of CLIL: why is integrating content and language a good thing? |
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Benefits for teachers and schools |
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New roles: CLIL subject teachers |
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New roles: CLIL language teachers |
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Collaboration between language and subject teachers |
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Rubric `Collaboration in CLIL' |
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Challenges for CLIL learners |
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How to use the subject pages |
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Features of the subject pages |
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Art, design and technology |
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Economics and business studies |
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Information and communication technology (ICT) |
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Part 3 Practical activities |
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1.2 Graphic organisers for activating (1): Venn diagram |
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1.3 Graphic organisers for activating (2): target practice |
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1.4 Graphic organisers for activating (3): spider diagram |
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1.7 KWL (know, want, learn) grid |
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1.10 Quickest, most, best |
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1.11 Red and green circles |
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1.12 Researching the lesson |
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2.5 Interactive PowerPoint® |
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2.8 Learner-generated questions |
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2.12 Skinny and fat questions and thinking skills |
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2.14 Understanding new words |
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2.15 What was the question? |
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3.10 Personal vocabulary file or glossary |
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3.16 Vocabulary strategies |
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4.9 Role play: job interview |
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4.10 Rubric jigsaw for presentations |
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4.11 Speak for an audience |
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5.3 Brainstorming for writing (1): posters |
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5.4 Brainstorming for writing (2): focused free writing |
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5.10 Questions to paragraph |
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6 Assessment, review and feedback |
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6.5 First person revision |
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6.6 Group self-evaluation |
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6.7 Jigsaw rubric: assessing speaking |
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6.9 Multiple intelligences: exploring |
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6.10 Multiple intelligences: assessment |
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References and further reading |
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Appendix: The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages |
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Index |
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