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The document discusses the CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning) program implemented in the Valencian community of Spain. [1] It describes how the program aims to foster multilingualism through teaching some subjects in English in addition to Spanish and Valencian. [2] It provides details on the number of hours per week devoted to CLIL instruction and the balance between language and content teaching at different school levels. [3] It also notes that schools can choose which subjects to teach via CLIL depending on teacher availability, with the exception of languages and science in primary school.
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Martina describes her positive experience with CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning), where she learned biology and physics in English. At first, she and her classmates were nervous about using English for their science classes. However, over time they gained confidence and enjoyed learning new vocabulary through colorful slides, websites, and games. Martina found the mobility experiences abroad in Luxembourg and Spain particularly enriching, as she practiced her English skills, made new friends, and visited new places while staying with host families. Overall, CLIL brought something incredible to Martina's life and she hopes to have similar learning experiences again in the future.
Planner articolo clil
CLIL stands for Content and Language Integrated Learning. It is an approach where subjects are taught in a foreign language rather than the students' native language. This improves language skills while learning new content. There are many advantages to CLIL including introducing cultural contexts, improving language competencies, increasing motivation, and preparing students for future studies or careers.
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During the period of September 11th to December 12th, the school accomplished several planned project activities including having one of their logos chosen for an official website, teaching units in physics, biology, and social sciences using the CLIL method to groups of students, and taking a group of 13 students to a meeting in Luxembourg where they presented on their projects. In October, they hosted a partnership meeting at their school and arranged host families for 26 visiting students and teachers, giving the visitors a chance to learn and see the local area. The school also applied and was approved to become a multilingual school next year.
Elena's comment from spain
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The clil programme in cv spain doc
The document discusses the CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning) program implemented in the Valencian community of Spain. [1] It describes how the program aims to foster multilingualism through teaching some subjects in English in addition to Spanish and Valencian, the two official languages. [2] It provides details on the number of hours per week spent on CLIL and the balance between language and content teaching at different school levels. [3] It also notes that schools can choose which subjects to teach via CLIL, with the exception of languages and science in primary school.
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The document discusses the CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning) program implemented in the Valencian community of Spain. [1] It describes how the program aims to foster multilingualism through teaching some subjects in English in addition to Spanish and Valencian. [2] It provides details on the number of hours per week devoted to CLIL instruction and the balance between language and content teaching at different school levels. [3] It also notes that schools can choose which subjects to teach via CLIL depending on teacher availability, with the exception of languages and science in primary school.
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Martina describes her positive experience with CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning), where she learned biology and physics in English. At first, she and her classmates were nervous about using English for their science classes. However, over time they gained confidence and enjoyed learning new vocabulary through colorful slides, websites, and games. Martina found the mobility experiences abroad in Luxembourg and Spain particularly enriching, as she practiced her English skills, made new friends, and visited new places while staying with host families. Overall, CLIL brought something incredible to Martina's life and she hopes to have similar learning experiences again in the future.
Planner articolo clil
CLIL stands for Content and Language Integrated Learning. It is an approach where subjects are taught in a foreign language rather than the students' native language. This improves language skills while learning new content. There are many advantages to CLIL including introducing cultural contexts, improving language competencies, increasing motivation, and preparing students for future studies or careers.
Spain. main achievements
During the period of September 11th to December 12th, the school accomplished several planned project activities including having one of their logos chosen for an official website, teaching units in physics, biology, and social sciences using the CLIL method to groups of students, and taking a group of 13 students to a meeting in Luxembourg where they presented on their projects. In October, they hosted a partnership meeting at their school and arranged host families for 26 visiting students and teachers, giving the visitors a chance to learn and see the local area. The school also applied and was approved to become a multilingual school next year.
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A Comenius project provided a great experience for the author by allowing them to improve their English skills through researching a topic, translating information, and creating a presentation with students from other countries including Poland, Luxembourg, Italy and Sweden. The long effort required was rewarding, as the author was able to meet new people and make friends across cultures that they have maintained contact with, which was the best outcome of the project.
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The clil programme in cv spain doc
The document discusses the CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning) program implemented in the Valencian community of Spain. [1] It describes how the program aims to foster multilingualism through teaching some subjects in English in addition to Spanish and Valencian, the two official languages. [2] It provides details on the number of hours per week spent on CLIL and the balance between language and content teaching at different school levels. [3] It also notes that schools can choose which subjects to teach via CLIL, with the exception of languages and science in primary school.
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The document is about Complex of Schools No. 3 in Sanok, Poland. It mentions that the school offers vocational programs for students interested in becoming car mechanics, mechatronics technicians, electricians, IT specialists, CNC machine operators, digital photography technicians, and programmers. The school invites people to visit and thanks them for their attention.
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This document provides an overview of resources on content and language integrated learning (CLIL). It summarizes the history and current state of CLIL in Europe, how to implement CLIL in the classroom, the role of the CLIL teacher, research that has been conducted on CLIL, and sources of good practice and support for CLIL teachers. The document contains links to various websites that provide more detailed information on these topics.
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During the second year, slight modifications were made to common themes, and the second student meeting focused on a workshop where international groups communicated to present on themes.
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