| 21ST BETA-IATEFL ANNUAL CONFERENCE
PRE-CONFERENCE EVENT
CLIL AND ELT: WHAT DOES CLIL MEAN TO ENGLISH TEACHERS?
30th March 2012 (Friday)
Venue: University of Rousse, Building 2, Bulgaria
Sponsored by the British Council Bulgaria
PROVISIONAL PROGRAMME
12.15 – 13.15 Registration
13.15 Welcome
13.30 – 14.15 Plenary 1 – Phil Ball
14.30 – 15.15 Workshops 1 – 4
15.15 – 15.45 Coffee Break (sponsored by the British Council Bulgaria)
15.45 – 16.30 Workshops 5 – 8
16.45 – 17.30 Plenary 2 – John Clegg
PLENARY 1
Phil Ball
Sponsored by Macmillan and the British Council, Bulgaria
‘Do you want your students to learn language? Then stop teaching it.’
PLENARY 2
John Clegg
Sponsored by Macmillan and the British Council, Bulgaria
English teachers in CLIL programmes: acquiring new skills
Workshop 1 – The Challenges of CLIL Implementation in EFL Contexts – Darío Luis Banegas, Argentina
Workshop 2 – English or Specific Content: The Challenge of Teaching “Terminology” to University Students – Nikolina Tsvetkova, Bulgaria
Workshop 3 – CLIL – an Efficient Introduction to Bilingual Education – Dragana Stefanoviċ, Serbia
Workshop 4 - How does University Teaching Differ from outside courses? – Elena Tarasheva, Bulgaria
Workshop 5 – Teaching CLIL at Primary Level – Mission: (Im)possible – Bistra Stoimenova, Bulgaria
Workshop 6 – Is General English General Enough? – Elka Stavreva, co-presenter Stefka Kitanova, Bulgaria
Workshop 7 – The Roaring Twenties and the Jazz Age – Dimi Scholey, co-presenter Maria Nickolova, Bulgaria
Workshop 8 – CLIL in the Czech Republic – Introducing CLIL into Czech Educational system. A brief survey of CLIL projects, teacher training and development and everyday teaching practice in primary, secondary and tertiary levels will be presented. - Jana Jilkova, the Czech Republic
The plenaries will outline key issues for CLIL in relation to ELT, and the workshop sessions are expected to take the form of a 15-minute talk followed by a 30-minute discussion. The aim of all of the CLIL SIG sessions is to produce a collection of ideas in booklet form to be made available free after the event.
Download: PCE programme in Adobe.PDF format
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