CLIL Week 4 TB1

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CONTENT AND LANGUAGE INTEGRATED LEARNING

TB1
ANALYSIS OF A LANGUAGE LEARNING TOOL

Objective: Describe and explain in detail the most relevant aspects of a methodological approach
to learning languages.

Instructions for analysis:


Form groups and choose a language learning tool to analyze.
Explore the product by viewing the information material or directly accessing the content.
Identify and describe the aspects related to the criteria to be evaluated.
Relate and analyze each criterion with the theory studied in class.
Formulate a final reasoned opinion about the product analyzed.
Complete the analysis in the suggested form.

Instructions for communication:


Prepare a clear and direct speech about each criterion.
Prepare a final speech about the analyzed product.
Design visual aid for presentation.
All group members must present.

Instructions for delivery:


Present your analysis in class on the scheduled date
Meet the requirements of academic communication.

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ANALYSIS FORM

Language learning tool


Target population
Languages offered
Format used
Links to tool

Assumptions about learners and language learning (plus criticism)


Assumption 1
Assumption 2
Assumption 3

Language learning goals (plus criticism)


Goal 1
Goal 2
Goal 3

Methodology proposed (plus criticism)


Aspect 1
Aspect 2
Aspect 3

Final opinion about the language learning product


First
Second
Third

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TB1 Rubrics

CRITERIA Not seen Fair Good Outstanding


Use of theory 1 2 3 4
There is little evidence The use of terminology There is consistency in The theory studied
of management and is not sufficient and the terminological use accompanies the
consistency in the does not accompany that accompanies the analysis of each aspect
theory and the entire analysis. On analysis of each aspect discussed. The use of
terminology. some occasions studied. The theory not only focuses
theoretical conclusions presented on vocabulary but also
contradictions arise have clear theoretical on the logical
support. relationships of
statements and
conclusions.
Content and 1-2 3-5 6-9 10-12
The information The information The information and There is a clear and
development presented is not presented is use of terminology is orderly work of the
relevant to the analysis incomplete and the use clear and allows the data that allows
and the use of of terminology is analysis proposal to be identifying all the
terminology is almost insufficient. The understood. The final aspects required in the
non-existent. The opinions presented opinion is prepared in analysis. The use of
opinions presented are lack clear support and accordance with the terminology correctly
vague and are aimed at may lead to ambiguity. information presented. accompanies the
describing common statements and allows
topics. a reasoned opinion
Requirements of 1 2 3 4
There is no evidence of Rules of grammar, Rules of grammar, Rules of grammar,
academic work in written and usage, and punctuation usage, and punctuation usage, and punctuation
communication oral standards. The are sometimes are accomplished; are accomplished;
discourse is accomplished; there spelling is correct. spelling is correct.
disorganized and are some spelling Language is clear and Language is clear and
unclear. mistakes. Language is precise. precise; sentences
sometimes inaccurate display consistently
and sentence structures strong, varied
are sometimes unclear. structure.

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