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| Deepen Awareness of both Mother Tongue and Target Language | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Experimental Issues: Found when CLIL is carried out with specific attention paid to its impact on language development in general, mother tongue and any additional languages Methodological Issues: Particularly suitable for immersion methods Learning Issues: Should be highly sensitive to the development of mother tongue Socio-cultural Issues: Particularly suitable for border region schools where teaching and student resources can be shared For example, when school curricula in a bilingual environment offer 'immersion-type' methods |
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