Course Description:
The course is primarily designed for teachers who have successfully completed the introduction course. It is based on project-like sessions when participants make primary lesson plans for the year in groups, present their ideas and deliver small sections of their plans.
Throughout the course, there will be a progression from trainer-led tasks to project-like sessions, where participants present their ideas and deliver small sections of their plans. In addition, there will be a move from whole group sessions to working in groups based on school subjects and later even these will be broken up into pairs/threes to allow participants to work with primary course books, which are relevant for them.
Prerequisites:
410 CTS in Introduction to CLIL in Primary Science
Aims:
Requirements for a Certificate:
Minimum attendance requirement is 75% of course events.
Assessed portfolio work for practical tasks like group and individual planning, observation, demonstration, micro-teaching, discussion and feedback sessions.
1000-word end of course Reflective Essay.
Details:
Course Outline:
420.01 – Group Building – Teacher Roles and Attitudes
420.02 – Recap of CLIL Primary instruction
420.03 – Planning the Year and Lessons
420.04 – Video Lesson Analysis – teacher perspective
420.05 – How to Exploit Videos – How to work with a Text
420.06 – Learner Styles – Learner Autonomy
420.07 – Project Work in Primary CLIL Classroom
420.08 – 1st Project Work – Mapping the Course Book
420.09 – The Importance of Supplementing
420.10 – Video Lesson Analysis – student perspective
420.11 – 2nd Project Work – Unit Lesson Planning
420.12 – Ways to Measure and Assess Learning