Methodology:

Cultural Immersion Sessions:

Conduct regular sessions where students immerse themselves in Irish cultural experiences, such as attending local events, festivals, or exploring historical sites.

Language through Culture Workshops: Integrate language learning with Irish cultural themes through interactive workshops, discussions, and language activities related to Irish history, literature, and traditions.

Guest Speakers and Cultural Experts: Invite guest speakers or local cultural experts to share insights into Irish culture, fostering real-life interactions and language practice.

Language Excursions: Organize language excursions to cultural landmarks, museums, or places of historical significance, providing opportunities for language practice in authentic settings.

Project-Based Learning: Assign cultural projects where students research and present aspects of Irish culture, encouraging collaborative learning and language development.

Language Games with Cultural Context: Incorporate language games and activities that have Irish cultural themes, making the learning process enjoyable and culturally enriching.

Assessments:

Cultural Reflection Journals: Ask students to maintain reflection journals where they share their thoughts and experiences related to Irish culture, connecting their reflections to language learning.

Cultural Project Presentation: Assess students through presentations of their cultural projects, evaluating their ability to communicate effectively in English while showcasing their understanding of Irish culture.

Language Proficiency Tests: Conduct regular language proficiency tests to assess improvements in English language skills, ensuring that students are achieving language learning objectives.

Cultural Quizzes and Assessments: Organize quizzes and assessments focused on Irish culture, assessing language and cultural comprehension.