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October 06, 2010

High 5 - Series of CLIL sessions at Comberton Village College

Hello!
I just wanted to flag up a series of twiligh CLIL sessions that I'm hosting at my school this this, as part of ALL South Cambs and Links into Languages East work to support teacher training and development in the Eastern Region. 
The rationale for CLIL teaching connects Content, Cognition, Communication and Culture, offering the key to deeper learning and promoting social cohesion. These 5 sessions put practice first and the 5 speakers are teachers using a CLIL approach in their teaching.
Dates:
Wed 6 October 2010 - Rachel Hawkes
Wed 10 November 2010 - Ana Neofitou
Wed 1 December 2010 – Eva Lamb
Wed 19 January 2011 – Neil Jones
Wed 16 February 2011 – Bernadette Holmes
Contact languagecollege@comberton.cambs.sch.uk for further details about how to book a place
I have uploaded the PowerPoint from session1 to SlideShare.  Attaching here the Download CLIL Series 2010-11 Synopses sessionsand the Download Flyer CLIL Series 2010-11 final.

Rachel

 

Clil series 2010 11 session 1 r hawkes 061010

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