subject should be selected at a level of complexity that is slightly lower than the level of subject
knowledge of students in their native language. The choice of teaching materials depends on the
structure and specifics of the discipline. At the same time, text-processing tasks should be designed
with a focus on the content of the subject, involving students in the process of understanding,
discussing and checking the main idea of the text. Tasks should reflect the features of the linguistic
form improve their design skills, create conditions for monitoring, evaluation and motivation of
independent and creative activities of students. All tasks should be aimed primarily at the
development of communicative skills, i.e. written and oral communication in a foreign language.
In general, integrated lessons save time, create a holistic picture of the world, and also do not
repeat one and the same material on different subjects. CLIL lessons, using an exceptional single
and foreign language, develops all four foreign language-learning skills like listening, speaking,
reading and writing. By training all of these skills in students, CLIL fosters critical thinking and
unlocks creativity. An important advantage of CLIL is that the technology develops the speech use
of a foreign language in a natural environment.
Based on the numerous advantages of this technology, it was decided to hold an open lesson
at the Republican College of Sports, at the Republican Seminar. Referring to the calendar-thematic
plan of the 7th grade, we chose a topic for the lesson using CLIL,
Section: Music in Our Lives, V.G
Korolenko "The Blind Musician". Learning objectives achieved for this integrated lesson:
Достарыңызбен бөлісу: