Reconceptualising the Role of Talk in CLIL

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Apples – Journal of Applied Language Studies
Vol. 5, 2 , 2011, 17–35

Reconceptualising the Role of Talk in CLIL
Josephine Moate, University of Jyväskylä

This theoretical paper offers a reconceptualisation of talk in CLIL based on sociocultural and dialogic theories of education. Building on these educational theories and the experiences of an on-going CLIL project, this paper presents a pedagogical model for the navigation of the ‘talkscape’ of the CLIL classroom. This model comprises a total of seven talk-types: organisational, social, critical, expert,
exploratory, meta and pedagogic. In addition to these talk-types, the paper introduces the notion of a ‘transitional dynamic’. This notion aims to capture the transition from first language to foreign language use in CLIL both within the context of individual courses and across a broader CLIL educational pathway. It is hoped that this model provides a useful tool in both the practical realisation and theoretical development of CLIL.

Keywords: CLIL, educat ional pathway, pedagogic model , talk- types, transitional dynamic

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