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Gerlinde Egger und Christine Lechner
Primary CLIL Around Europe
Learning in Two Languages in Primary Education |
Throughout Europe there is a growing awareness that language learning is much more effective when linked to meaningful content. Through exploiting the synergies of Content AND Language Integrated Learning, children gain a second or third language and subject knowledge simultaneously with ease. This publication brings together various perspectives from different corners of Europe and from different levels: Classroom practice, teacher education, academic research and European language policy.
Through CLIL not only the target language improves substantially, it also has a very positive influence on attitudes and motivation and on the cognitive development of children plus a positive influence on subject matter knowledge and on the development of the pupils’ first language. Furthermore, it is a particular advantage for children from a migration background and it is especially effective in primary school – from day one.
For the benefit of every child and to bring the vision of three or more languages (1+<2) within compulsory education to life, it is time to rethink primary teacher education. |
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| Christine Lechner
Christine Lechner is a lecturer on CLIL in initial teacher education at the Pedagogical University Tirol and the IMoF (Innsbrucker Model für Fremdsprachendidaktik), University of Innsbruck and also at CPD level at the University of Klagenfurt. At the PHT she is also responsible for English modules for Lower Secondary students. She has worked extensively in Europe co-ordinating a COMENIUS Network and Accompanying Measures Project also participating as a partner in numerous other networks and projects in the area of languages within the frameworks of COMENIUS and ERASMUS. Currently she is responsible for ERASMUS student mobility at the PHT. She has published on CLIL and on other themes of language education. She has a B.A. from the University of Southampton and teaching degrees at Master’s level in English, French and History and a doctorate from the University of Innsbruck. |
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| Gerlinde Egger
Gerlinde Egger is a qualified primary and secondary school teacher and, since 1992, a lecturer in initial teacher education and professional teacher development. The initiatives in Primary language learning were noted as best practice at European level in the "European Profile for Language Teacher Education". She has broad experience in the field of reflective teaching, early foreign language teacher education and CLIL. She has worked in a number of European projects and holds a Master of Arts in “Language and Literacy in Secondary Education”from the City University of New York. Since 2006 she has been coaching a CLIL project at Volksschule Neuarzl. |
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