Curriculum Integrated Language Teaching
Herausgeber: Bower, Kim; Cross, Russell; Coyle, Do
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Curriculum Integrated Language Teaching
Herausgeber: Bower, Kim; Cross, Russell; Coyle, Do
- Gebundenes Buch
Informed by research carried out by the authors, this book addresses the issues of developing CLIL in Anglophone-dominant countries, making it of interest for policy makers, researchers and teacher educators. Its global perspectives on CLIL present a pedagogical approach, which motivates students and gives meaning to their language learning.
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Informed by research carried out by the authors, this book addresses the issues of developing CLIL in Anglophone-dominant countries, making it of interest for policy makers, researchers and teacher educators. Its global perspectives on CLIL present a pedagogical approach, which motivates students and gives meaning to their language learning.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 264
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. Juli 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 516g
- ISBN-13: 9781108492812
- ISBN-10: 1108492819
- Artikelnr.: 59363779
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 264
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. Juli 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 516g
- ISBN-13: 9781108492812
- ISBN-10: 1108492819
- Artikelnr.: 59363779
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
List of figures; List of tables; List of contributors; Foreword Diane J.
Tedick; Preface; Acknowledgement; Part I. The Educational Context for CLIL:
1. CLIL in multilingual and English-background contexts: expanding the
potential of content and language integrated pedagogies for mainstream
learning Kim Bower, Russell Cross and Do Coyle; 2. How can learners be
motivated in a context of demotivation for foreign language learning? Kim
Bower; 3. A rationale for CLIL in primary schools Philip Hood; Part II.
Current Aspects of Practice in CLIL: 4. What pupils say about transition
(KS2-3) and what this might mean for CLIL Gary N. Chambers; 5. Diversity
and transnationalism: the 'merged curriculum' approach in bilingual
programmes in Australia Simone Smala; 6. Three schools, three models:
senior leaders' views about the value of CLIL in their school Kim Bower; 7.
Plurilingualism in the content and language integrated classroom: students'
languages as resources in the CLIL context Margaret Gearon and Russell
Cross; Part III. New Knowledge/Future Directions: 8. Lessons to be learned:
a professional development approach to curriculum planning in a
multilingual school in Galicia Xabier San Isidro and David Lasagabaster; 9.
Supporting peer collaboration and social cohesion in multilingual
classrooms: practical insights from content-based learning contexts
Gabriela Meier; 10. Exploring the potential of a pluriliteracies approach
Do Coyle; Afterword Russell Cross, Kim Bower, Do Coyle and Gary N.
Chambers; Index.
Tedick; Preface; Acknowledgement; Part I. The Educational Context for CLIL:
1. CLIL in multilingual and English-background contexts: expanding the
potential of content and language integrated pedagogies for mainstream
learning Kim Bower, Russell Cross and Do Coyle; 2. How can learners be
motivated in a context of demotivation for foreign language learning? Kim
Bower; 3. A rationale for CLIL in primary schools Philip Hood; Part II.
Current Aspects of Practice in CLIL: 4. What pupils say about transition
(KS2-3) and what this might mean for CLIL Gary N. Chambers; 5. Diversity
and transnationalism: the 'merged curriculum' approach in bilingual
programmes in Australia Simone Smala; 6. Three schools, three models:
senior leaders' views about the value of CLIL in their school Kim Bower; 7.
Plurilingualism in the content and language integrated classroom: students'
languages as resources in the CLIL context Margaret Gearon and Russell
Cross; Part III. New Knowledge/Future Directions: 8. Lessons to be learned:
a professional development approach to curriculum planning in a
multilingual school in Galicia Xabier San Isidro and David Lasagabaster; 9.
Supporting peer collaboration and social cohesion in multilingual
classrooms: practical insights from content-based learning contexts
Gabriela Meier; 10. Exploring the potential of a pluriliteracies approach
Do Coyle; Afterword Russell Cross, Kim Bower, Do Coyle and Gary N.
Chambers; Index.
List of figures; List of tables; List of contributors; Foreword Diane J.
Tedick; Preface; Acknowledgement; Part I. The Educational Context for CLIL:
1. CLIL in multilingual and English-background contexts: expanding the
potential of content and language integrated pedagogies for mainstream
learning Kim Bower, Russell Cross and Do Coyle; 2. How can learners be
motivated in a context of demotivation for foreign language learning? Kim
Bower; 3. A rationale for CLIL in primary schools Philip Hood; Part II.
Current Aspects of Practice in CLIL: 4. What pupils say about transition
(KS2-3) and what this might mean for CLIL Gary N. Chambers; 5. Diversity
and transnationalism: the 'merged curriculum' approach in bilingual
programmes in Australia Simone Smala; 6. Three schools, three models:
senior leaders' views about the value of CLIL in their school Kim Bower; 7.
Plurilingualism in the content and language integrated classroom: students'
languages as resources in the CLIL context Margaret Gearon and Russell
Cross; Part III. New Knowledge/Future Directions: 8. Lessons to be learned:
a professional development approach to curriculum planning in a
multilingual school in Galicia Xabier San Isidro and David Lasagabaster; 9.
Supporting peer collaboration and social cohesion in multilingual
classrooms: practical insights from content-based learning contexts
Gabriela Meier; 10. Exploring the potential of a pluriliteracies approach
Do Coyle; Afterword Russell Cross, Kim Bower, Do Coyle and Gary N.
Chambers; Index.
Tedick; Preface; Acknowledgement; Part I. The Educational Context for CLIL:
1. CLIL in multilingual and English-background contexts: expanding the
potential of content and language integrated pedagogies for mainstream
learning Kim Bower, Russell Cross and Do Coyle; 2. How can learners be
motivated in a context of demotivation for foreign language learning? Kim
Bower; 3. A rationale for CLIL in primary schools Philip Hood; Part II.
Current Aspects of Practice in CLIL: 4. What pupils say about transition
(KS2-3) and what this might mean for CLIL Gary N. Chambers; 5. Diversity
and transnationalism: the 'merged curriculum' approach in bilingual
programmes in Australia Simone Smala; 6. Three schools, three models:
senior leaders' views about the value of CLIL in their school Kim Bower; 7.
Plurilingualism in the content and language integrated classroom: students'
languages as resources in the CLIL context Margaret Gearon and Russell
Cross; Part III. New Knowledge/Future Directions: 8. Lessons to be learned:
a professional development approach to curriculum planning in a
multilingual school in Galicia Xabier San Isidro and David Lasagabaster; 9.
Supporting peer collaboration and social cohesion in multilingual
classrooms: practical insights from content-based learning contexts
Gabriela Meier; 10. Exploring the potential of a pluriliteracies approach
Do Coyle; Afterword Russell Cross, Kim Bower, Do Coyle and Gary N.
Chambers; Index.