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What is Lower Order Thinking Skills

Handbook of Research on Bilingual and Intercultural Education
A concept based on Bloom’s taxonomy related to those basic skills such as remembering, understanding and applying.
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Performance-Based Assessment in CLIL: Competences at the Core of Learning
Ana Otto (Madrid Open University, Spain)
Copyright: © 2020 |Pages: 22
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-2588-3.ch019
Abstract
Assessment is probably one of the most controversial aspects of Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) mainly due to the balance between content and language, the role of language in the assessment process, and the lack of guidelines and appropriate assessment tools for the specific contexts. This chapter highlights performance-based assessment in CLIL as a powerful strategy to assess students' knowledge effectively by means of measuring competences or skills. The chapter starts with an overview on the impact of assessment in education, and conditions for performance-based assessment. After analyzing the necessary competences to express content knowledge in CLIL subjects, attention will focus on the best assessment tools in line with formative assessment, and the need to scaffold tasks and exam questions.
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CLIL Approach and Educational Technologies: ClassLabs, Teachers' Digital Literacy, and High School Students' Opportunities
Known as LOTS, they include remembering, understanding, and applying. In order to reach the higher level of thinking skills, the lower order of thinking skills must be achieved first.
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