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UNIT 10. CLIL LESSON PLANNING. Aims of the unit. Describe instructional indicators and strategies for classroom organization and elivery on instruction. INTRODUCTION TO CLIL LESSON PLANNING. Specific needs : First language Educational background Literacy levels Living situation
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UNIT 10. CLIL LESSON PLANNING JSP 2010-2011
Aims of theunit • Describe instructionalindicators and strategiesforclassroomorganization and eliveryoninstruction. JSP 2010-2011
INTRODUCTION TO CLIL LESSON PLANNING • Specificneeds: • Firstlanguage • Educationalbackground • Literacylevels • Living situation • Culture • Socioeconomic status • Expectations • Lifeexperiences JSP 2010-2011
SHELTERED INSTRUCTION • http://mediateca.educa.madrid.org/reproducir.php?id_video=vkxzo27wv5dea9ev • Listen and take notes (15 min.) JSP 2010-2011
SHELTERED INSTRUCTION • Providingmeaningfulinstruction in contentareasfortransitioningLimitedEnglishProficientstudents (LEP) tohigheracademicachievementwhilereachingEnglishfluency. • Thecontentisequaltothat of nativeEnglishspeakers • Variedmethods of instruction • Doesnotfocusentirelyonlanguagedevelopment, butonmethodsthroughwhichEnglishisachieved. JSP 2010-2011
STRATEGIES • Set format of instruction • Define clearlylanguage and content • Maketheactivitymeaningful • Classroomconcepts: • Hands-on • Controlledvocabulary • Scaffolding • Authenticassessment • Heterogeneousgrouping JSP 2010-2011
SHELTERED INSTRUCTION PROTOCOL • www.siopinstitute.net • Modelforlessonplanning • Meansfor • makingcontent more accessible • PromotingEnglishlanguagedevelopment • Practice of highlightingkeylanguagefeatures and incorporatingstrategies • Developedbythe Centre forResearchonEducation, Diversity and Excellence (CREDE) JSP 2010-2011
CREDE’S PHILOSOPHY • Allchildren can learn • Childrenlearnbestwhenchallengedbyhighstandards • Englishproficiencyisattainablebyeverybody • Bilingualproficiencyisdesirable • Language and cultural diversity • Teaching and learningmustaccomodateindividuals • Schools can mitigateriskfactorsbyteaching social and learningskills • Solutionstoriskfactorsmustbegrounded in a valid general theory of development, teaching and schoolingprocesses. JSP 2010-2011
TYPES OF SHELTERED PROGRAMMEES • Content-based ESL: focusonlanguagedevelopment. • Shelteredinstruction: focusoncontentcurricula. JSP 2010-2011
THE EIGHT STEPS • Lessonpreparation • Clearly define contentobjectives • Clearly define languageobjectives • Buildingbackground • Student’sexperience • Old and new • Key vocabulary • Comprehensible input • Speaking • Stepbystep • Variety of techniques • Strategylearning • Strategies • Explicitinstruction • Use • Scaffoldingtechniques • Social-affectivestrategies • Cooperativelearning: think – pair – share • Affectivefilter (Krashen) JSP 2010-2011
THE EIGHT STEPS • Interaction • Frequent • Grouping • Time • Clarification • Practice / Application • Hands-onmaterials • Activitiesforapplyingknowledge • Languageskillsintegrated • Lessondelivery • Supportcontentobjectives • Supportlanguageobjectives • Engagestudents • Appropriatetiming • Review/ Assessment • Vocabulary: mnemonics • Content wordwall • Content concepts • Feedback • Studentcomprehension and learning JSP 2010-2011
TEACHING READING PROCESS • Survey • Question • Predict • Read • Respond • Summarize JSP 2010-2011
EXAMPLES JSP 2010-2011
examples • www.isabelperez.com/clil.htm • www.clilcompendium.com • www.clil-axis.net • www.cilt.org.uk/faqs/clil.htm • www.xtec.cat/crle/05/aicle.htm • www.factworld.info • www.diposit.ub.edu./dspace/handle/2445/1641 • www.scribd.com/doc/3273805/Published-Material-for-CLIL-Classes-Spain JSP 2010-2011
Task: Design a lessonplanningaccordingtothetechniquespresentedduringthelesson. Use thewebsitesforhelp. • http://cefire.edu.gva.es/sfp/index.php?seccion=convocatoria&id=27&edicion=2CAS01-ANGLB&clave=1b73a2394c1d12d0c49de03453213e23 JSP 2010-2011
SEE YOU ON MAY, 3rd JSP 2010-2011 THANK YOU