This book offers a grounded and practical guide for integrating content and language learning in Physical Education, without reducing movement time or overloading the lesson. Based on recent empirical studies, it brings together CLIL pedagogy, motivation theory, and inclusive principles such as Universal Design for Learning, showing how these can work together to support both participation and learning. The chapters move from core concepts to a structured pedagogical model organised around pre-task preparation, communication through movement, and post-task reflection. Alongside this sequence, the book presents real classroom examples, ideas for adapting to diverse learners - including those with SEN - and concrete strategies for assessment through dual-purpose rubrics. The book also discusses how technology (e.g. video feedback, wearables, and AR) can support language and content learning in active contexts. Designed with both teachers and researchers in mind, it addresses classroom practice, initial teacher education, and broader implementation challenges.

Provides evidence-based summaries that connect motivation theory with everyday classroom strategies Includes ready-to-use session plans show how to link language goals with physical tasks Integrates checklists and dual-focus rubrics to simplify planning and formative assessment

Autorentext

Dr. Aitor Garcés-Manzanera is a tenure-track Assistant Professor at the University of Murcia, Spain. His research is focused on digital L2 writing, cognitive writing processes, and computer-mediated language learning. He is a member of the LA_L2 research group and has participated in nationally funded projects. His work has been published in SSLLT , NAER, Espiral, Miscelánea and other indexed journals. He has also authored book chapters with IGI Global, John Benjamins, Dykinson, and EditUM.

José Luis Roca-Marín graduated with a degree in Primary Physical Education from the University of Murcia, Spain. His research focuses on the pedagogical role of motivation and success in promoting engagement in physical education within Primary Education settings. He has worked as a pedagogical consultant and has published a book chapter with a top-tier academic press.

Inhalt

Chapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2. The CLIL Framework in Education.- Chapter 3. CLIL in Physical Education.- Chapter 4. Motivation in CLIL-Based Physical Education.- Chapter 5. Practical Implementation of CLIL-PE.- Chapter 6. Designing for Neurodiversity: UDL and Motivation in CLIL-Based Physical Education.- Chapter 7. Evaluation and Assessment in CLIL-PE.- Chapter 8. Challenges and Future Directions.- Chapter 9. Conclusion.- Index.