CLIL 2010: learning to teach science through English

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Aboshiha, P. 2010. CLIL 2010: learning to teach science through English.
AuthorsAboshiha, P.
TypeConference paper
Year2010
ConferenceBiodiversity in English Language Teaching: 50th Academia Britannica Conference
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Deposited21 Jun 2011
Output statusPublished
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PrintOct 2010
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