14 - MID-COURSE TEST



Corso di formazione metodologia CLIL per docenti DNL
“Towards CLIL Methodology”
A.S. 2016-2017

Mid-course Test

Answer the following questions ( min. 50 words ):

1. How long have you been teaching? What methods have you been using in the classroom? (i.e. frontal learning, brainstorming, working in pairs or groups, project work, ibl, etc.) How has teaching/learning changed over the last decades? Did you use to have different teaching methods than you have now? Give some examples. (Think about subjects you studied when you were at school. What made them interesting? What were you doing while the teacher was explaining?)
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2. What do you think you will change in your lessons in the future? Might you use authentic tasks in your teaching? Are you going to study new methods of teaching, for example, life skill learning (training for real life experiences)? What do you think you will be and/or will be doing in 10 years’ time? How do you think the school system will have changed by 2025?
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