Methodology There are reviewed articles and works on the
(CLIL) which written about its implementation
and problems in primary and secondary schools
on applying the CLIL approach in education
process. The article reveals many challenges on the
CLIL implementation. For example, to implement
the CLIL approach in school is considered a
difficult task because of the deficiency of the
subject teachers with foreign language therefore
teachers who teach their subject through a second
or foreign language in the CLIL classes mostly
waste their time with translating materials
on subject. Also it is led to the discovery that
educators saw themselves as content teacher
and language teacher. This reticence was found
even in educators’ unwillingness on integrating
instructional materials used in science or
language classes. Problems of the CLIL teachers
were the English language proficiency level and
lack of the CLIL materials as well as collaboration
between language teachers and content teachers.
One more problem which I have understood is
scaffolding in the CLIL. The CLIL educators
need to scaffold their student to comprehend
material, but educators use limited strategies of
scaffolding to help students in completing the
task. Scaffolding enhances learning and aid in the
mastery of the task, understanding new concepts
and developing new skills in a faster way as well
as develops higher order thinking (HOT) skills
and problem-solving skills of students.