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Implementation of Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) programmes in Public Administration : Russian students’ and matriculants’ opinion about their first CLIL experience. / Rubtcova, Mariia; Kaisarova, Valentina.

в: Teaching Public Administration, Том 34, № 3, 01.10.2016, стр. 229-246.

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abstract = "Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) is a pedagogic approach that has developed in response to the demand for integrating education in both school/university subjects and language skills. Our paper is devoted to the implementation of CLIL programmes in Public Administration within a particular sociolinguistic context: that of Russian universities. Using CLIL as a theoretically grounded framework and as an ideological platform of such an introduction, we have described Public Administration students{\textquoteright} and matriculants{\textquoteright} ideas on their current CLIL experience. Data comes from a survey of university students (N = 141) and formalised interviews with St. Petersburg universities{\textquoteright} matriculants (N = 43). We draw the conclusion that their social environment is mainly monolingual and they perform daily communication in Russian. This is one of the reasons to promote CLIL as a strong methodological conception in the practice of teaching Public Administration in English in Russian higher education institutions.",
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