Revista española de lingüística aplicada (RESLA)

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  Año 2007, Número Extraordinario 1. Dedicado a: Models and practice in CLIL

  • Introduction

    • Models and practice in CLIL: introduction

      Francisco Lorenzo Bergillos, Sonia Casal Madinabeitia, Virginia de Alba Quiñones, Pat Moore

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      págs. 11-16

      

  • CLIL in theory

    • CLIL: some Thoughts on its Psycholinguistic Principles

      Carmen Muñoz Lahoz

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      págs. 17-26

      

    • The Sociolinguistics of CLIL: language Planning and Language Change in 21th Century Europe

      Francisco Lorenzo Bergillos

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      págs. 27-38

      

    • The Need for Focus on Form (FoF) in Content and Language Integrated Approaches: an Exploratory Study

      Carmen Pérez Vidal

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      págs. 39-54

      

    • The Integrated Curriculum, CLIL and constructivism

      Sonia Casal Madinabeitia

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      págs. 55-66

      

    • On Content and Language Integrated Learning in Higher Education: the case of University Lectures

      Emma Dafouz

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      págs. 67-82

      

    • Talking and Writing in a Foreign Language in CLIL contexts: a Linguistic Analysis of secondary school learners of geography and history

      Ana Llinares, Rachel Whittaker

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      págs. 83-94

      

  • CLIL in practice

    • Models of CLIL: an Evaluation of its Status drawing on the German Experience. A Critical Report on the Limits of Reality and Perspectives

      Graciela Vázquez

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      págs. 95-112

      

    • Analysing the Language Demands of lessons taught in a second language

      John Clegg

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      págs. 113-128

      

    • STT: Student Talking Time. How can teachers develop learners¿ communication skills in a Secondary School CLIL programme?

      Kay Bentley

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      págs. 129-140

      

    • Enhancing Classroom Discourse: a modelling potential for Content Teachers

      Pat Moore

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      págs. 141-152