EFL literacy development in CLIL settings: an insight into teachers' practices

The present article examines teachers’ practices on reading development in the Primary EFL classroom. The work is part of the research developed in the Erasmus+ project “Developing FL literacy in CLIL contexts” (2018-1-PL01-KA201-050920), which aims to improve literacy practices in the CLIL classro...

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Main Authors: Ana García Cuadrillero, Raquel Fernández Fernández
Format: Article
Language:deu
Published: Universidad Nebrija 2019-11-01
Series:Revista Nebrija de Linguistica Aplicada a la Enseñanza de Lenguas
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Online Access:https://revistas.nebrija.com/revista-linguistica/article/view/339
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spelling doaj-ab6fce93bf0345829febbb8e739d9d482020-11-25T03:11:49ZdeuUniversidad NebrijaRevista Nebrija de Linguistica Aplicada a la Enseñanza de Lenguas1699-65692019-11-01132710.26378/rnlael1327339EFL literacy development in CLIL settings: an insight into teachers' practicesAna García CuadrilleroRaquel Fernández Fernández The present article examines teachers’ practices on reading development in the Primary EFL classroom. The work is part of the research developed in the Erasmus+ project “Developing FL literacy in CLIL contexts” (2018-1-PL01-KA201-050920), which aims to improve literacy practices in the CLIL classrooms. The study has an exploratory and descriptive nature and was conducted using an online questionnaire, designed and supervised by the international group participating in the project. Results show that a number of the resources, tools and strategies used by participants fall short in covering students’ communicative needs in our present society, such as the work on different genres and text types, the promotion of free voluntary reading or the creation of a link between reading and writing tasks. Possible improvement areas are related to teacher training, lesson planning and materials design. https://revistas.nebrija.com/revista-linguistica/article/view/339literacyteacher's practicesreadingContent and Language Integrated LearningEnglish as a Foreign Language
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EFL literacy development in CLIL settings: an insight into teachers' practices
Revista Nebrija de Linguistica Aplicada a la Enseñanza de Lenguas
literacy
teacher's practices
reading
Content and Language Integrated Learning
English as a Foreign Language
author_facet Ana García Cuadrillero
Raquel Fernández Fernández
author_sort Ana García Cuadrillero
title EFL literacy development in CLIL settings: an insight into teachers' practices
title_short EFL literacy development in CLIL settings: an insight into teachers' practices
title_full EFL literacy development in CLIL settings: an insight into teachers' practices
title_fullStr EFL literacy development in CLIL settings: an insight into teachers' practices
title_full_unstemmed EFL literacy development in CLIL settings: an insight into teachers' practices
title_sort efl literacy development in clil settings: an insight into teachers' practices
publisher Universidad Nebrija
series Revista Nebrija de Linguistica Aplicada a la Enseñanza de Lenguas
issn 1699-6569
publishDate 2019-11-01
description The present article examines teachers’ practices on reading development in the Primary EFL classroom. The work is part of the research developed in the Erasmus+ project “Developing FL literacy in CLIL contexts” (2018-1-PL01-KA201-050920), which aims to improve literacy practices in the CLIL classrooms. The study has an exploratory and descriptive nature and was conducted using an online questionnaire, designed and supervised by the international group participating in the project. Results show that a number of the resources, tools and strategies used by participants fall short in covering students’ communicative needs in our present society, such as the work on different genres and text types, the promotion of free voluntary reading or the creation of a link between reading and writing tasks. Possible improvement areas are related to teacher training, lesson planning and materials design.
topic literacy
teacher's practices
reading
Content and Language Integrated Learning
English as a Foreign Language
url https://revistas.nebrija.com/revista-linguistica/article/view/339
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