The Role of (Foreign) Language in Education
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.14422/pym.i404.y2025.002Keywords:
foreign languages, bilingual education, disciplinary literacy, teacher training, CLIL materialsAbstract
CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning) is an educational approach in which academic content is taught through a foreign language. Originally motivated for increasing foreign language exposure and learning, CLIL soon revealed itself to be much more. When teachers must teach complex mathematics or history concepts through a foreign language, they realise that students may not easily follow the lesson if they just explain (i.e. lecture). This motivates CLIL-teachers to reduce teacher-centred lecturing and increase student-centred doing. CLIL-teachers thus evolve from being simply “talking textbooks” into “engineers of instruction”.
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