Where is CLIL taking us?
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CLIL, Content and Language Integrated Learning, ELT, English Language TeachingAbstract
CLIL is a chameleon which means different things to different contexts. It is generating a whole new ELT industry. So is this just a new fad or is it something seriously groundbreaking in education? This article explores the what, the why, the how and give a personal opinion. It will brie! y explore the implications of CLIL on ELT materials and teacher training in the future.
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