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What is ASD?

Autism spectrum disorder

How can we adapt a text?

make it shorter, simpler, add a glossary, make diagram or picture

What is soft CLIL focused on?

Language

What is BICS?

everyday social and functional language (Basic Interpersonal Communication Skills)

What does CLIL stand for?

content and language integrated learning

Which skills do we use to think objectively about a topic?

Critical thinking skills

What can we do to help students with SENs?

More time, consider classroom layout, visible instructions

What is CALP?

Technical or academic English (Cognitive Academic Language Proficiency)

What does EMI stand for?

English Medium Instruction

What is Dyslexia?

A learning difficulty that affects reading and spelling (among other indicators)

What is hard CLIL focused on?

Content

Tree diagrams, pie charts, mind maps and flow charts are all what?

Types of infographics

Microsoft Bing, Google Bard, and ChatGPT are all types of what?

A.I. chatbots

What does CBI stand for?

Content-based instruction

What do we call when teachers or students think about their classroom experience?

Reflective practice

Content, process, product and environment need to be considered when we ....

use differentiation in the classroom

Whose Taxonomy do we use in CLIL?

Bloom's

What percentage of European students are identified as Dyslexic?

9-12%

What is SENs

Special Educational Needs

What is a rubric?

A rubric is a grid listing the criteria to be assessed in rows, divided into columns for each grade.

What are the 4Cs of CLIL?

Content, Communication, Cognition, and Culture