CLIL
Scaffolding
Language
Instructions/explaining
100

What does CLIL stand for?

Content and Language Integrated Learning

100

Name one type of scaffolding

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100

What are the three main parts of teaching English vocabulary?

Meaning, Form and Pronunciation

100

What does RACEDADS stand for?

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200

We usually aim to have more STT in CLIL - what is STT?

Student Talking Time

200

How can we scaffold language?

pre-teach vocab/give sentence frames

200
What are two main parts of pronunciation we can focus on when teaching individual words?

Sounds (IPA), syllable stress

200

What are the three types of pronunciation that can help us make our instructions clearer?

sentence stress, intonation and natural pauses

300
CLIL is often described as a spectrum. What are the two ends of the spectrum?

'more content' and 'more language'

300

Which type of scaffolding involves the teacher giving of an example of how to do a task/showing the 'end product'?

modelling

300

What should the answers to CCQs be?

Yes/No or 'this'/'that'

300

Which steps of RACEDADS may not always be necessary?

chest and distribute (if no worksheet/textbook)

400

CLIL often includes more inductive activities. What does this mean?

Students figuring out ideas for themselves instead of being told.

400

Which types of scaffolding have the benefit of making thinking 'visible'?

graphic organizers/visual aids

400

What are some ways we can show the meaning of new vocab for lower levels?

Visuals (pictures/diagrams/etc.), body language, realia

400

What are some things we should be aware of when explaining new knowledge to students?

Engagement, clear speaking, students' English level

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