CATEGORY: EFL (English as a Foreign
CATEGORY: CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning
TEACHING APPROACHE
EFL VS CLIL
CLASSROOM ACTIVITI
100

What does EFL stand for?


: English as a Foreign Language.


100

What does CLIL stand for


Content and Language Integrated Learning.


100

What is a teaching approach?


: A general way of thinking about teaching and learning.


100

What does EFL focus on?


Learning English as a foreign language.


100

Name one activity that can develop speaking skills in an EFL classroom.


Role-play.


200

What is the main goal of EFL teaching?


To help students learn English as a foreign language.


200

What are the two main elements of CLIL?


Content and language.


200

Which approach focuses on communication in real-life situations?


Communicative Language Teaching (CLT).


200

What does CLIL combine


Subject content and language learning.


200

What activity could students do in a CLIL science lesson?


Describe the water cycle in English


300

: In EFL classrooms, what language is usually the main subject of study?


English.


300

 In CLIL, do students learn only English?


No. They learn a subject through English.


300

: In a learner-centred approach, who plays an active role in learning?


The learner


300

: In which approach do students learn subject content through a foreign language?


CLIL.


300

Which activity encourages students to exchange information and opinions


Pair work or group discussion.


400

Give one example of an EFL learning situation.


r: A student in Uzbekistan learning English at school.


400

Give one example of a CLIL lesson.


Learning about the solar system in English.


400

Which approach uses tasks to help students learn a language?


Task-Based Language Teaching (TBLT).


400

In a typical EFL lesson, students learn English grammar and vocabulary. What might students learn in a CLIL lesson?


A subject such as science or history through English.


400

: In a CLIL geography lesson, students study maps and learn geographical terms in English. What are they learning?


Geography content and English vocabulary.


500

What skills are commonly developed in EFL lessons?


Listening, speaking, reading, and writing.


500

What is the main purpose of CLIL?


To develop subject knowledge and language skills together.


500

What is one advantage of communicative language teaching?


: It helps students develop communication skills.


500

What is one major difference between EFL and CLIL?


EFL focuses primarily on learning English, while CLIL teaches both subject content and language.


500

A teacher asks students to conduct an experiment and explain the results in English. Is this EFL or CLIL? Why?


CLIL, because students learn science content and use English to explain it.