How to bring CLIL into your classroom

What does CLIL stand for?

• • A. Content and Language Integrated Learning

• • B. Content and Literacy Interactive Learning

• • C. Context and Language Integrated Learning

• • D. Creative Language and Integrated Learning

Answer explanation

CLIL stands for Content and Language Integrated Learning, making option A the correct choice.

Which of the following skills are NOT emphasized in a CLIL lesson?

• • A. Reading

• • B. Writing

• • C. Listening

• • D. Drawing

Answer explanation

Drawing is NOT emphasized in a CLIL lesson, as it is not typically a core skill taught in content and language integrated learning.

 How do CLIL lessons help students develop their English skills?

• • A. By memorizing vocabulary lists

• • B. By asking questions and seeking answers

• • C. By focusing solely on grammar exercises

• • D. By translating texts into their native language

Answer explanation

CLIL lessons help students develop their English skills by asking questions and seeking answers, which promotes active learning and language acquisition.

What is a key benefit of CLIL lessons?

• • A. They make students fluent in multiple languages

• • B. They focus exclusively on language grammar

• • C. They build 21st-century skills and strong language skills

• • D. They rely on rote memorization techniques

Answer explanation

The key benefit of CLIL lessons is that they build 21st-century skills and strong language skills, making it the correct choice.

What should a teacher do first when planning a CLIL lesson?

• • A. Choose a grammar structure

• • B. Select a topic of interest to students

• • C. Create a graphic organizer

• • D. Develop a class project

Answer explanation

When planning a CLIL lesson, a teacher should first select a topic of interest to students to ensure engagement and relevance.