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Teaching Issues: Particularly suitable for team-teaching Language Usage Models: Particularly important that good models of speech are available Learning Issues: Emphasis on development of communication and learning skills Learning Issues: Should be highly sensitive to the development of the mother tongues Past/Future CLIL Activities: Often linked to track record of previous and/or future CLIL studies Assessment: Should lead towards assessment which is target language-specific For example, a programme introduced into the curriculum for learners who have spent some years studying the target language who benefit from opportunities to use the language whilst studying non-language content |
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