2019
DOI: 10.5565/rev/clil.11
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Towards an Understanding of CLIL Assessment Practices in a European Context: Main Assessment Tools and the Role of Language in Content Subjects

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“…This is a logical consequence of the fact that CLIL is mainly content-driven in practice as pointed out by Coyle et al (2010) and Bruton (2015). Additionally, this is backed up by Otto and Estrada (2019) who reported that content knowledge is always prioritised over language competence in CLIL assessment for teachers, leaving language competence behind. Accordingly, such a view is congruent with the position of Cenoz et al (2014, p.244) who reported, "research conducted in actual CLIL classrooms shows that it is difficult to achieve a strict balance of language and content", thus challenging the esteemed integration of CLIL.…”
Section: Findings and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…This is a logical consequence of the fact that CLIL is mainly content-driven in practice as pointed out by Coyle et al (2010) and Bruton (2015). Additionally, this is backed up by Otto and Estrada (2019) who reported that content knowledge is always prioritised over language competence in CLIL assessment for teachers, leaving language competence behind. Accordingly, such a view is congruent with the position of Cenoz et al (2014, p.244) who reported, "research conducted in actual CLIL classrooms shows that it is difficult to achieve a strict balance of language and content", thus challenging the esteemed integration of CLIL.…”
Section: Findings and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…As Otto and Estrada (2019) put it, the way assessment is conducted becomes one of the most controversial issues in the CLIL literature, particularly in terms of how teachers deal with the integration of content and language and which methods and tools are best suited when assessing students' learning outcomes, among other aspects. As a result of the current diversity of CLIL models, the lack of a standardised CLIL roadmap (Cenoz et al, 2014) as well as the absence of established assessment criteria, Otto and Estrada (2019) highlighted a significant disparity among the CLIL assessment practices and processes. Given the dual-focused nature of CLIL which might somehow suggest the existence of two assessment processes involved, the crux of the matter is if CLIL teachers must only assess the content, or the language, or both.…”
Section: Killing Two Birds With One Stone? Is Content Knowledge Affecmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Asimismo, aparte de que reciban clases de idiomas y cultura, sobre todo en el primer mes de acogida, los contenidos se dan en lengua extranjera y, por tanto, se podría decir que adquieren la lengua a través de la metodología del Aprendizaje Integrado de Contenidos en Lengua Extranjera (AICLE), enfoque que habrán de utilizar en el aula al ejercer su profesión como docentes activos en el marco de la educación plurilingüe (Fernández-Viciana & Fernández-Costales, 2019;Martín-Macho & Faya, 2020;Otto & Estrada, 2019).…”
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“…Por ello, se aconseja implementar sistemas formativos de evaluación en combinación con otros sumativos (Llinares, Morton y Whittaker, 2012), pero no solo estos últimos deben tener presencia en las aulas. Como resultado, la propia condición de la educación bilingüe trae consigo una reconsideración de los usos de la lengua extranjera (Otto y Estrada, 2019), así como del tratamiento de errores (Otto, 2018), sobre todo si lo comparamos con las técnicas de corrección intervencionistas características de la enseñanza de idiomas (Hampl, 2011;Lochtman, 2007;Milla, 2016;Schuitemaker-King, 2012).…”
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