Suggestopedia is a teaching method developed by Georgi Lozanov in the 1970s that aims to accelerate learning through suggestion. It involves teaching in a relaxed environment with dimmed lights, comfortable seating and Baroque or classical music. Key elements include dramatized texts, extended dialogues, imitation, role playing and listening activities. The method has four stages: presentation to relax students, active learning with music, passive review with reading and music, and practice through games. Advocates claim it leads to higher and faster learning through lowered anxiety, though some say it may not be suitable for all ages or subjects.