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CLIL IN SPAIN BERODIA HERRERO, MIRIAM BORREGO FREGENEDA, ALMUDENA CAIÑA GUTIÉRREZ, CARLOTA COS RODRÍGUEZ, RAQUEL DE

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CLIL IN SPAIN

BERODIA HERRERO, MIRIAMBORREGO FREGENEDA, ALMUDENA

CAIÑA GUTIÉRREZ, CARLOTACOS RODRÍGUEZ, RAQUEL DE

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BILINGUALISMThe term bilingualism always refers to the mother tongue and another.

The domain of both has different levels in bilinguals:

• • Level 1: Speaking two languages (fixed element). • Level 2: Understand, speak, read and write two languages (variable component). • Level 3: Think two languages (variable component).

Few people get to level 3 bilingual or all items 2.

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BILINGUAL TYPESTo recognize bilingualism classes we consider two different elements:

Individual bilingualism

Social bilingualism

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INDIVIDUAL BILINGUALISMThe one that takes into account the person. Due to the diversity of situations, bilingualism adopted different names:

a. According to the relationship between language and thought: Composed or Coordinated.

b. Depending on the degree of knowledge of the language: Dominant or Balanced.

c. Depending on the age of acquisition: Simultaneous bilingualism or Consecutive bilingualism.

d. According to the social category of languages : Additive bilingualism or Subtractive bilingualism.

e. According to cultural identity : bilingual bicultural or monocultural bilingualism.

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SOCIAL BILINGUALISMBilingualism in a society in which they speak two or more languages

A: In a country there are two languages for two different human

groups, each speaking his. A few bilingual individuals are responsible for communication

between the two groups .

B : All speakers are bilingual.

C : This is a country where there are two social groups , one is

monolingual and one bilingual.

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BILINGUAL EDUCATION

IN SPAIN

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BILINGUAL EDUCATION

IN SPAIN

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ENGLISH BILINGUAL SCHOOLS IN 2012

82 PUBLIC SCHOOL

42 SECONDARY SCHOOL

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PROBLEMS

THE MIXTURE OF LANGUAJES

THE REJECTION OF THE FOREING

LANGUAJGE TO THE ENVIRONMENT

ERRORS OF GRAMMAR

PASSIVE ATTITUDE TOWARD FOREING

LANGUAJE IN THE ENVIRONMENT

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BENEFITS

SEVERAL TASKS AT

ONCE IMPROVE THE MENTAL

AGILITY

DELAY UP TO FIVE

YEARS ALZHEIMER

MORE COMMUNICATIVE

HELP US TO LEARN OTHER LANGUAGES

CONTACT WITH OTHER

CULTURE

BETTER PREPARED TO FIND A JOB

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BILINGUAL EDUCATION IN CHILDREN

From study English to study in English

TIC´s and learn a foreign language

Bilingual student vs. bilingual person

Bilingual education as natural

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BILINGUAL EDUCATION IN CHILDREN

CONSTRUCTION PROCESS AND NON-

CUMULATIVE

DIF

FERE

NTI

ATIO

N

BETWEEN DIFFERENT

COMMUNICATIVE SITUATIONS

OR PEOPLE

BETWEEN GENERAL

CONTEXTS

EARLY BILINGUAL ACQUISITION BETWEEN

0 AND 3 YEARS

CONCERN IN PARENTS, TEACHERS ...

QUESTIONS

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BENEFITS OF BEING A BILINGUAL CHILD

COMMUNICATION

CULTURAL

KNOWLEDGE

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

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AND NOW...

WOULD YOU LIKE TO PLAY

WITH US?

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Who watch movies in original version without subtitles?

Who has had contact with a

penfriend?

Who has participated in

exchange programs?

Who is planning to get married in Las

Vegas?

Who has a monolingual dictionary in

English?

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Who has had a foreign

girlfriend/boyfriend?

Who can say more than five words in

French? Name them

Who has lived more than two months out

of Spain?

Who has studied in a bilingual program?

Who has a monolingual

dictionary in English?

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WE ARE GOING TO REVIEW CLOTHES’S VOCABULARY

ARE YOU READY?