The Clash between CLIL and TELL: Effects and Potential Solutions of Adapting TELL for Online CLIL Teaching

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The relationship between technology and society is an ever-changing dynamic, but one in which education is a key domain. In educational practice, the use of computer technology has increasingly become an inseparable part of teaching students in numerous ways across the world. The COVID-19 global pandemic accelerated this dramatically, with online teaching environments becoming the sole way for students to access education for extended periods of time. This shift to online teaching also required that teachers learn new skills and deal with new challenges. Based on mixed-methods research conducted with 20 teachers from an established content and language integrated learning school in mainland China, this research paper investigates the different challenges and problems that were faced by content and language integrated learning teachers in their experiences of online teaching and, in tandem with wider content and language integrated learning and technology-enhanced language learning literature, develops some potential solutions for future use.

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Zhu, R., & Chan, S. S. Y. (2023). The Clash between CLIL and TELL: Effects and Potential Solutions of Adapting TELL for Online CLIL Teaching. Applied Sciences (Switzerland), 13(7). https://doi.org/10.3390/app13074270

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