CLIL versus EFL

CLIL aims to provide learners with competence in the 4Cs. Which are they?

• Cognition

• Contemplate

• Culture

• Content

• Communication

Reasoning, categorising and creative thinking are examples of which of the 4Cs?

• Content

• Communication

• Cognition

• Culture

Speaking and writing about subject content and classroom interaction are all part of...

• Content

• Communication

• Cognition

• Culture

What drives the syllabus in CLIL? (up to 2)

• Language skills

• Structural and functional areas of language

• Vocabulary

• Content subjects

• 4Cs

Which of these do CLIL lessons develop? (up to 3)

• learners' native language (L1)

• subject knowledge

• English language

• cognitive (thinking) skills

CLIL lessons are...

• Generally BICS oriented

• Generally CALP oriented

BICS stands for Basic Interpersonal ***** Skills

• Cognitive

• Communication

• Demanding

• Reduced

CALP is language necessary....

• for day to day living, including conversations with friends, informal

• to understand and discuss content in classroom

What types of language are there in the Language Triptych?

• Language OF learning

• Language FOR learning

• Language ABOUT learning

• Language THROUGH learning

Identifying the language triptych in a lesson will help teachers to plan which methodological principle behind CLIL?

• Structural

• Eclectic

• Focus on form

• Scaffolding learning