24 David Marsh on the start of CLIL, the role of native speakers and speaking L1 in a CLIL lesson

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CLIL For Teachers And Teams

Patrick De Boer

31 episodes

2 weeks ago

My name is Patrick and I am a CLIL teacher trainer, coach and maths teacher. In this podcast I'll share my thoughts, ideas and experiences on both CLIL training and teaching. Want to find it out more about CLIL or how I can help you become even better CLIL teachers or teams? You can find me at www.clilmedia.com. Enjoy!

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24 David Marsh on the start of CLIL, the role of native speakers and speaking L1 in a CLIL lesson

CLIL For Teachers And Teams

56 minutes 43 seconds

2 years ago

24 David Marsh on the start of CLIL, the role of native speakers and speaking L1 in a CLIL lesson

The first episode of 'season two' starts with a Special Episode: An interview with CLIL expert David Marsh.

During an hour we discussed various topics and I learned quite a few new things myself!

Topics like:

- What makes CLIL CLIL?

- Should we make the native speaker a special person in the organisation?

- Is L1 forbidden in a CLIL lesson and why/why not?

In the episode, we also discuss the upcoming Online CLIL Summit (www.onlineclilsummit.com) so be sure to have a look.

As for the paper mentioned by David, it turned out to be called "Reinventing the native speaker" by Paolo Escudero and Michael Sharwood Smith.

Enjoy!