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Cardiff, April 2009, where Peeter Mehisto mentions how
teachers are going to work together since that issue has
a major impact on any institution as CLIL has become
a model for reform. He also points out that the changes
should consider helping students manage their feelings and
expectations as well as knowing about the learning process
they are going to go through. Besides, he further proposes
working with parents so that they support their children
(Mehisto, P., IATEFL 2009, CLIL Debate).
It is at this point that we should try to promote change in
our contexts because there is a gap that is broadening
between developed and developing countries which marks
a difference amid the range of possibilities students have
according to where they were born or where they live.
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