『バスカヴィル家の犬』（C.ドイル）を教材とした日本人学習者に対するCLIL型指導の事例研究

抄録

CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning) refers to a teaching method in which subjects are taught through a foreign language. In the case of Japanese students, it is often difficult to teach subjects only in English because many students lack the English ability or have other barriers to success. CLIL is a flexible approach that allows variations in teaching according to the educational context. In this paper, the concept of CLIL will be described, and then a case study using CLIL will be introduced using “The Hound of the Baskervilles” by Conan Doyle. The purpose of this research is to explore whether Japanese students can learn content and vocabulary while increasing their cultural understanding in a bilingual CLIL class. This research revealed that CLIL was effective even in a short-term bilingual class.