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This study examines the effects of implementing Content and Language Integrated
Learning (CLIL) in English language classrooms for Grade 3 secondary school students. The study aims to investigate how CLIL impacts students' English language proficiency and procedural knowledge. The study involves eight sessions that focus on logistics-related content and language instruction. Data from these sessions reveal that CLIL approaches positively impact students' language proficiency by allowing them to practice and apply
English language skills in real-life situations. The sessions' interactive activities and
scaffolding techniques promote students' vocabulary acquisition, problem-solving abilities, and critical thinking skills. Some sessions presented challenges that required additional support, which the teacher provided through targeted guidance and modeling. Implementing CLIL principles enhances students' procedural knowledge by encouraging innovative and effective teaching practices. |
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