Content and Language Integrated Learning
Content and Language Integrated Learning
Intercultural Beginning
The term CLIL was launched in 1994 by some of the Consortium experts as an€ educational
solution for meeting certain challenges associated with language learning in Europe. Since
then it has spread exponentially across the continent.
Since 2000, there has also been uptake of CLIL methodologies in Asia, Africa and South
America to either boost levels of language learning, or solve problems associated with the use
of ‘foreign’ languages as medium of instruction.
Globally, educational systems strive to achieve results which are always culturally and
context-specific. Global uptake of CLIL has resulted in a range of different models being
designed and implemented.
Approach
The CLIL educational approach involves the use of methodologies which help build dual-
focussed educational programmes that support both the learning of language and content.
Globalisation is moving countries across the World towards a new era, the Knowledge Age.
This has resulted in sweeping changes in how societies, and the educational systems that
serve them, operate. In the Knowledge Age, creativity, intelligence, and connectivity
become key resources for success. This is placing new demands on educational systems.
The key performance drivers of a Knowledge Age society are commonly cited as the
Knowledge Triangle. These involve integrating education, research and innovation, for
managing successful change and adaptation. These form the basis of CLIL methodologies.
SUCCESSFUL
CLIL
LESSONSNS
Humanistic,
Communicative
And lexical
Approach.
supports language production in the same way that that an ELT course would
Bilingual Education...
CLIL
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