THE CO-CONSTRUCTION OF A BILINGUAL GLOSSARY OF TERMS FOR ENGINEERING DESIGN TECHNOLOGIES AS PART OF LEARNING IN ENGINEERING THROUGH A COLLABORATIVE CLIL APPROACH

This case study refers to the collaborative work of pre-engineering and engineering students, supported by their content and English for Specific Purposes (ESP) teachers, on the development of a full semester assignment focusing on the design and construction of a dedicated glossary of terms. Based on a student-centered Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) approach, intermediate tasks were proposed to the students to construct their own personal glossary about the subject. As a result of the combined effort of all actors, a full class bilingual glossary of terms was obtained for engineering design technologies as part of learning in engineering through a collaborative CLIL approach.