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This document discusses using Total Physical Response (TPR) to promote an effective English-speaking environment. TPR is an approach to teaching language that links listening to physical activities to reinforce comprehension. It was developed to aid second language learning. The document outlines that TPR involves students listening to instructions, watching a demonstration, and then imitating the actions. Examples of how TPR can be used in English lessons and daily conversation are provided, such as pre-teaching vocabulary words and having students perform actions like sitting, standing, and using objects. The goal is to create a brain link between speech and movement to boost language learning.
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- 1. Promote an Effective English Environment with TPR "Learning is about the journey and not the destination" (Krishnamurti) Continuous Professional Development-CPD I 31 January 2022
- 2. Today's Learning Objective: Teachers are able to build an English-speaking environment both inside and outside the classroom.
- 3. Today's Outline • Opening: 15'' • Main Activity: 60'' • Closing: 15''
- 4. Opening
- 5. Music and Movement • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ea4TVg0_8Dk
- 7. Babies don't learn by memorizing list. Why should children or adult?
- 8. Founding: Problems Faced by Students in Speaking English Language • Lack of confidence in speaking English Language • Shyness in speaking English Language • Fear of making mistakes when speaking English Language • Nervous in speaking English Language in public • No constant examples from adults
- 11. What is TPR? • TPR stands for Total Physical Response • TPR is an approach to teaching second language, based on listening linked to physical activities which are designed to reinforce comprehension. (Carla Clark) • TPR developed by Dr. James J. Asher to aid learning second languages.
- 12. The Purpose of TPR? "to create a brain link between speech and action to boost language and vocabulary learning"
- 13. What is the Connection to School? TPR is not always dancing and singing songs. Generally, refer to body movement with instruction to engage learners Student learn by identifying a certain key point to some actions TPR can be used for all curriculum, programs, and so on
- 14. Where Can We Use TPR? English Lessons Daily English Conversation
- 15. TPR Ways LISTEN WATCH IMITATE
- 16. How Can We Use TPR? Listen Watch Imitate Pre-Teaching Keywords Understanding Sentences Listening to Instructions Imitating Actions
- 18. Watch: Understanding Sentences Listening to Instructions Sit on your chair Drive your car Fly your plane
- 19. Imitate: Imitating Actions Sit on your chair Drive your car Fly your plane
- 20. Practice: Group Work • Stand up • Sit down • Raise your hands • Hands down • Read the book • Close the book • Fold your arms • Drink Water • Eat Food • Take your bag • Open your bag • Take out your pencil sharpener • Take out your pencil • Sharpen your pencil *) Jumbled Order
- 21. Closing
- 23. Thank You