I mean, I've been knowing and "practising" CLIL since 2012, when I attended a very interesting Summer Course thanks to Comenius. My teachers, Silvana Rampone and Anneta Sadowska among the others, really open up a new way of teaching to me. But I never obtained a specialization (do not know if there's one for Primary Teacher, I have to admit it...).

In the last two years I also took part to Ingenious Project supporting STEM among students: that was another great opportunity to practise CLIL and meet a lot of motivated teachers around Europe!

This course (and the EVO in general) is a sort of refresh and re - start for me! Glad to be attending it...

What strikes me mostly so far:

- great attention around the world for this practice;

- Clil as an "umbrella" term;

- need to improve my organization of the lessons!!!

bis bald, a presto, see you, R