英文摘要 |
This study explores the application of a Content-Integrated Language Learning (CLIL) approach in bilingual education in Taiwan, with a particular focus on the application in various contexts and subjects in elementary school physical education. It also examines the use of the English language, and further considers the specialization in the physical education curriculum. This paper highlights the use of these pedagogical tools as a support in the specific knowledge and skills in PE using English in CLIL approach. For this purpose, we first review the literature on Cummins' binary construct of BICS and CALP. Next, the three-tier model and the genre map are explored in the bilingual physical education curriculum, and the key words and sentence patterns are extracted by considering the key learning focus of different learning phases in the new curriculum of physical education. Subsequent discussions focus on the integration of task-based methods with extended CLIL methodology in PE. This paper proposes ways to blend these three elements (Task-based, Physical Education, CLIL) and show the advantages of integrating them into each educational scenario. In conclusion, extracted English key-words and key-sentence patterns using task-based approach may be a successful way to overcome difficulties and improve PE teaching and learning practices with the CLIL approach. |