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What is the Bloom's taxonomy?

It's a classification of thinking thinking skills based on the complexity of what learners do

What are some text genres in CLIL?

discussion / persuasion / instructions / recount

What does CLIL stand for?

Content and language integrated learning

What kind of grammar do your students need in your CLIL lessons?

passive voice / comparatives / past simple

Give us an example of a lesson outcome you may have in your CLIL lessons

example

Can you name three different kinds of visual organisers?

Table / pie chart / timeline/Venn diagram

Why are visual organisers important in CLIL?

Because they help learners focus on context leaving unnecessary language out

Why is lesson planning important in CLIL?

your own answer

What are BICS? why are they important?

Basic Interpersonal Communicative Skills

What are the four Cs in CLIL?

Content Communication Culture Cognition

What are learning outcomes? Can you give an example?

Statements of what learners should be able to know or do at the end of a lesson. E.g. learners will be able to measure distances using scale maps

what is the lexical approach?

A theory according to which the language is made of chunks rather than individual words. Learning vocabulary is more important than grammar

Which is more important in CLIL, content or language?

Content, although language is also important

How could you use a mind map in your CLIL lessons?

example

What are chunks? Why are they important in CLIL?

They are frequent combinations of words (ask a question / give an example/a surge in ...).

How can you use visual organisers in your lessons?

Give examples

Give examples of communicative language needed in CLIL

giving examples / expressing conditions / describing processes / describing trends / checking ideas / presenting

What are the HOTS and LOTS?

Higher Order and Lower Order thinking skills