Teaching English Grammar to Young Learners Through Clil Method
Keywords:
Grammar, English, CLILAbstract
This paper purposes to describe importance of teaching grammar in English classes as important as other skills, additionally focuses on CLIL method and its implementation while teaching grammar in primary classes. The research was dedicated to gather teachers’ attitude and preferences to use CLIL method in educating grammar in primary classes.
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What CLIL is and how it can be used in Language Teaching? June 17, 2021 By Sanako Blog. Https://Sanako.Com/What-Clil-Is-And-How-To-Use-It-In-Language-Teaching
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