Keeping it CLILish: A Model Lesson
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The document outlines a CLIL model lesson focused on the economic aspects of the t-shirt industry, discussing brands like Uniqlo and the distribution of money among retailers, brands, farmers, and workers. It includes interactive questions to engage students in estimating earnings and understanding the impact of international business on costs and wages. Additionally, it provides sources for fabric wages in various countries like Indonesia, Cambodia, and Bangladesh.
Keeping it CLILish: A Model Lesson
- 1. Keeping it CLILish Example of a CLIL Model Lesson Ted O’Neill Gakushuin University Faculty of International Social Sciences Tokyo, Japan @gotanda ted.oneill@gakushuin.ac.jp
- 2. Warm-up: T-shirts What color is your favourite t-shirt? Message (words) Does it have a message? An image? What brand is it? Image (picture)
- 3. Big business
- 4. Big numbers Thousand Million Billion x,000 x,000,000 x,000,000,000 Five hundred thousand Four million One hundred billion 500,000 4,000,000 100,000,000,000
- 5. Question 1 How much money does UNIQLO get in one year? UNIQLO made 6.5% of all clothing sales in Japan in 2014 A. ¥ 4,250,000 B. ¥ 650,000,000 C. ¥ 715,000,000,000 D. ¥ 850,000,000,000 Source: http://www.fastretailing.com/eng/ group/strategy/japan.html Leader: How much money do you think UNIQLO gets? Member: I think UNIQLO gets four … I think they get six hundred fifty … ….
- 6. International business $17,000,000,000 The US spent more than seventeen billion dollars on imported cotton t-shirts in 2011. $10 1.Bangladesh 2. Cambodia 3. Indonesia Source http://magazine.good.is/articles/ethical-style-how-is-my-t-shirt-made
- 7. retailers brands cotton farmers workers distributors manufacturers Images: NPR and Open Clip Art Library
- 8. Question 2: Who gets the most money? The least? Leaders: Who do you think gets the most money? Member: I think the ______ get the most money. Leaders: Who do you think gets the least money? Member: I think the ______ get the least money.
- 10. Ranking $10 1. retailers 2. brands 5. cotton farmers 6. workers 4. distributors 3. manufacturers
- 13. … dollars and … cents $1.33 one dollar and thirty three cents
- 15. $1.49 one dollar and forty nine cents
- 16. $0.50 fifty centszero dollars and
- 17. 1. retailers 2. brands Q3: How much do they get? 10$ Leader: How much money do you think _____ get? Member: I think the brands get six dollars. Member: Really? That’s too much. I think brands get two dollars. Member: How about three dollars fifty cents? 5. cotton farmers 6. workers 4. distributors 3. manufacturers
- 18. A3: How much do they get? 1. retailers $5.00 2. brands $2.25 5. cotton farmers $0.27 6. workers $0.03 4. distributors $0.70 3. manufacturers $1.75
- 19. 1. Indonesia 2. Cambodia 3.Bangladesh Q4: Guess how much money workers get each month. 1. 2. 3. Member: I think they get ____ dollars. Leader: How much do you think workers get each month in ________?
- 20. 1. Indonesia 2. Cambodia 3.Bangladesh 1 2 3 Sources for textile workers minimum wages Indonesia WSJ http://www.wsj.com/articles/ SB10001424052702303843104579171341047706428 Cambodia CBC http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/cambodian-garment- workers-get-128-a-month-minimum-wage-1.2832510 Bangladesh Tribune IHT http://tribune.com.pk/story/662841/bangladesh- garment-factories-failing-to-pay-minimum-wage/ 1. $215 2. $128 3.$68 Answers