The document discusses cross-curricular learning and teaching methods. It describes cross-curricular learning as teaching a subject like science or history through English for non-native English speakers. Benefits include using familiar topics, a top-down approach, and being multiple intelligence friendly. Literature can also be used for cross-curricular learning. Cross-cultural learning involves learning about cultures through language and helps foster intercultural understanding. The rest of the document discusses a book series called Gateway and its focus on preparing students for university entrance exams through cross-curricular learning, literature, vocabulary exercises, and study skills.

1. MACMILLANAgendaMaking Things Better for You!Cross-curricular, Literature and International Cultural KnowledgeCross Cultural LearningCross Curricular LearningLearning through Literature

2. MACMILLANCross Curricular LearningMaking Things Better for You!Cross-curricular, Literature and International Cultural KnowledgeCross Curricular Learning

3. MACMILLANCross-curricularLearningMaking Things Better for You!How many and favourite subjects

4. MACMILLANWhat is Cross-curricularLearning?Making Things Better for You!Cross-curricular, Literature and International Cultural KnowledgeThe Cross-curricular Approach is the teaching of a subject such as geography, science, or history through English to learners whose first language is not English. It is also know as ‘Content-based Learning’ or ‘CLIL’. It is closely related to ‘Immersion’ teaching and belongs firmly in the tradition of the strong form of the ‘Communicative Approach’.

5. MACMILLANThe Benefits of Cross-curricular LearningMaking Things Better for You!Cross-curricular, Literature and International Cultural KnowledgeTopic-based Lessons Top-down ApproachFamiliar ContentMeaning FocusedMultiple Intelligence Friendly

6. MACMILLANHow are cross-curricularlessons taught?Making Things Better for You!Cross-curricular, Literature and International Cultural Knowledge

7. MACMILLANLiteratureMaking Things Better for You!Cross-curricular, Literature and International Cultural KnowledgeLearning through Literature

8. MACMILLANLearning through LiteratureMaking Things Better for You!Cross-curricular, Literature and International Cultural KnowledgeExtensive Reading large quantities of material or long texts for global or general understanding with the intention of gaining pleasure from the text.Intensive Reading a text in detail with the intent to understand all structures, lexis and text organisation and at the same time developing reading skills.

9. MACMILLANBenefits of Learningthrough LiteratureMaking Things Better for You!Cross-curricular, Literature and International Cultural KnowledgeWhen (second languagelearners)read for pleasure,they can continue toimprove in their second language without classes, without teachers, withoutstudy & even without people to converse with.(Krashen 1993 p.84)

10. MACMILLANMore BenefitsMaking Things Better for You!Cross-curricular, Literature and International Cultural KnowledgePupils developed a wideractive & passive vocabulary.They used more varied sentencestructure & were better atspotting & correcting grammaticalmistakes in their writing &speaking. They showed anoverall improvement in writingskills & increased confidence &fluency in speaking. (Davis1995 p.330)

11. MACMILLANLearning through LiteratureMaking Things Better for You!Key Word Bingo, Key Word Sentences, Key Word Stop, Key Word Find

12. MACMILLANCross-cultural LearningMaking Things Better for You!Cross-curricular, Literature and International Cultural KnowledgeCross Cultural Learning

13. MACMILLANCross-cultural Learning!Making Things Better for You!Cross-curricular, Literature and International Cultural KnowledgeDo you wanna learn about present perfect or Egypt?Which country would you most like to visit? Why?

14. MACMILLANAgree or Disagree?Making Things Better for You!Cross-curricular, Literature and International Cultural KnowledgeA grammatical error is tolerated more than a cultural one is.Culture is transmitted through language.You can understand a language without understanding the culture.Language fosters intercultural understanding.English is only spoken in the United States of America.AADLanguage and culture go hand in handAD

15. MACMILLANCross-cultural LearningMaking Things Better for You!Cross-curricular, Literature and International Cultural Knowledge

16. MACMILLANCross-cultural LearningMaking Things Better for You!Cross-curricular, Literature and International Cultural Knowledge

17. MACMILLANCLICKMaking Things Better for You!Cross-curricular, Literature and International Cultural KnowledgeCLICK for teensLiterature for AdultsCulture for AdultsCLIL & Culture for teensCulture for kids

18. MACMILLANGatewayMaking Things Better for You!Patrick Hafenstein Gateway April 2011

19. MACMILLANFirst SpreadMaking Things Better for You!Gateway to the TOP UniversitiesAims on topVocabulary with illustrationsStudy SkillsVocabulary extension activities include speaking and listening

20. MACMILLANFirst SpreadMaking Things Better for You!Gateway to the TOP UniversitiesBefore, while, after you read activitiesMore study skillsExam style questions

21. MACMILLANSecond SpreadMaking Things Better for You!Gateway to the TOP UniversitiesGrammar GuidesGrammar in ContextProduction activities

22. MACMILLANSecond SpreadMaking Things Better for You!Gateway to the TOP UniversitiesExtra vocabulary includes phrasal verbs, collocations, idioms, common expressions, lexical chunks

23. MACMILLANCLICKMaking Things Better for You!Content Literature International Cultural Knowledge

24. MACMILLANFourth SpreadMaking Things Better for You!Gateway to the TOP UniversitiesMore GrammarExtra listening practiceExam Practice

25. MACMILLANFifth SpreadMaking Things Better for You!Gateway to the TOP UniversitiesSpeaking FocusExam-style QuestionsSample AnswersSpeaking Bank of Common Expressions

26. MACMILLANFifth SpreadMaking Things Better for You!Gateway to the TOP UniversitiesWriting FocusWriting SamplesWriting Bank of Common ExpressionsProcess ApproachExam Tips

27. MACMILLANSixth Spread - ReviewMaking Things Better for You!Gateway to the TOP Universities

28. MACMILLANExams FocusMaking Things Better for You!Gateway to the TOP UniversitiesTips and PracticeCommon Exam Questions

29. MACMILLANMore Exam PracticeMaking Things Better for You!Gateway to the TOP Universities4 SkillsCEFR Can Do

30. MACMILLANWordlistsMaking Things Better for You!Gateway to the TOP UniversitiesRed words vs. Black words1-3 stars

31. MACMILLANStudy SkilssMaking Things Better for You!Gateway to the TOP Universities4 skillsLanguage

32. MACMILLANExam Skills and StrategiesMaking Things Better for You!Gateway to the TOP Universities4 skillsLanguage

33. MACMILLANUseful PhrasesMaking Things Better for You!Gateway to the TOP Universities

34. MACMILLANMore Useful PhrasesMaking Things Better for You!Gateway to the TOP Universities

35. MACMILLANDoes Gateway Really Provide University Pathways?Making Things Better for You!Gateway to the TOP Universities

36. MACMILLANUSP 1: CLICKMaking Things Better for You!Content Literature International Cultural Knowledge

37. MACMILLANUSP 2: ExamsMaking Things Better for You!Content Literature International Cultural Knowledge

38. MACMILLANUSP 3: Study SkillsMaking Things Better for You!Go Green, Go Digital

39. MACMILLANUSP 4: DigitalMaking Things Better for You!Go Green, Go Digital