COOPERATIVE LEARNING IN CLIL CONTEXTS: WAYS TO IMPROVE STUDENTS COMPETENCE IN THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLASSROOM

Jul 09, 2012

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PRELIMINARY QUESTIONS (?). ? What is CLIL (?)?. ? What are the advantages and difficulties that CLIL entails for both teachers and students? (?). ? How can we improve our students' competence (cognitive, social, linguistic, communicative) in the foreign language classroom ? (?) . ? Why Cooperative L

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Presentation Transcript

Cooperative Learning

Team-Based Learning in Professional Responsibility

Teaching Novels &amp; Cooperative Learning

USING CLIL TO ENHANCE COMPETENCE – BASED LEARNING

Cooperative Learning Classroom Instruction that Works – Chapter 7

Incorporating Technology in the Foreign language classroom

Using Technology with Stations in the Foreign Language Classroom

Advocacy for Foreign Language: Why is Language Learning Crucial for American Students?

Developing systems to improve foreign language learning and teaching

The Internet in Foreign Language Classroom

An Introduction to CLIL

Language Production &amp; Cooperative Learning Session 7

Learning foreign languages

Using Choral Reading and Cooperative Groups to Promote Language Learning for ELL Students

Grammar and the Curriculum

CLIL - THE ESSENTIALS

D ialogic t eaching ,cooperative learning and the EFL classroom Dr Margaret Kettle

CLIL and EFL Side by Side Mary Spratt TEALS Conference Lisbon, November 2009

TEACHING-LEARNING FOREIGN LANGUAGES IN THE BASQUE STATE SCHOOLS

Teaching Novels & Cooperative Learning

Language Production & Cooperative Learning Session 7