Conclusion
In conclusion it should be said that listening competence is a complex skill that needs to be developed by practice. Teachers should provide their learners with opportunities to reflect on their listening processes and practices. The role of the teacher is very important, as the teacher not only guides the students through the process of listening, but also motivates them and puts them in control of their learning.
The success of CLIL methodology in developing listening skills is evident. In the language lesson listening materials aim at developing language knowledge and skills and less attention is devoted to developing cognitive skills, whereas
the material in a content lesson addresses thinking processes. In a language lesson learners usually listen to different recorded situations, which demonstrate how the foreign language is used. Listening materials in the content lesson concentrate
on academic contexts, the focus is on the information. In a CLIL environment both cognitive skills and language skills are integrated and developed simultaneously. Studying the subject, the learners improve their language proficiency.