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CLIL TYPES
E N T I X
Enhance School Profile
AGE-RANGE
14-20 yrs
5-15 yrs
3-6 yrs
ENVIRONMENT
monolingual
bilingual
multilingual
EXPOSURE
high
medium
low
TARGET LANGUAGE
foreign
second
minority
majority
DISCOURSE TYPE
Interactional (I) vs-a-vs transactional (T)
CONTENT & LANGUAGE
TRANS-LANGUAGING
YES
COURSE SUBJECTS
majority
selected
TEACHERS
language native
non-language non-native
both both
OBSERVATIONS

School-based Issues: Introduction of CLIL for school development purposes is usually a short-term action which is followed by replacement of another priority aim, usually directly linked to learner development

Experimental Issues: This is common to schools where resources may be limited, but there is a desire to experiment with CLIL to see what gains may be achieved

Methodological Issues: Particularly suitable for small-scale modules/projects

For example, in an inner-city school facing problems which needs to attract learners from outside its immediate catchment area

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