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| Increase Learner Motivation | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Learner Issues: Particularly common developing self-confidence alongside motivation School-based Issues: Introduction of CLIL for this purpose is usually a short-term action which is followed by replacement of another priority Socio-cultural Issues: Particularly suitable for border region schools where teaching and student resources can be shared For example, in a programme which is light on content and heavy on interactional methodology aimed at building self-confidence and a 'can do' attitude amongst broad range of learners |
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