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Both were dissatisfactory As a Dutch ESL teacher I was searching for a new way to teach fluency speecha skill not covered in abundance in most secondary school methods here in Holland.
Fluency Through Tpr Storytelling
Between this book and the hundreds of hours of video that teachers around the community have uploaded of themselves asking TPRS stories over the years, you can probably figure out how to do this and get satisfactory results. Not only are you advised to buy more books of TPR, a whole chapter is devoted to users of TPRS who threw out old methods, saved their lives, made tedious pupils enthusiastic again and fought successfully thorugh old-fashioned grammarians in adapting TPRS.
Todd rated it it was amazing Jun 19, Katharine rated it it was amazing Jul 24, It was bits and pieces; the book lacks structure and clear comprehensive information. It was as if I was skimming the surface without getting the opportunity to fully understand the idea behind TPR S and its practical use.
The authors address common misconceptions about TPRS and expand on other things that you have probably heard about the method.
Randy told us about he got started as a songwriter and a fliency. If you are new to TPRS and want a detailed and thorough explanation of how to start using this method in your class, look no further!
No trivia or quizzes yet. Both were dissatisfactory so far. This is a must read for language teachers!
Fluency Through TPR Storytelling
Although there is some scarce information on Basic, Intermediate and Advanced levels Advanced level in this book is Intermediate for my Dutch students it is difficult to place the assignments into a Dutch system.
Pupils listen, translate paragraphs, write texts in which quantity is more important than quality I know this is a bit short-sighted, but it roughly gives the method in stkrytelling nutshell. I’m, for example, not sure if choral respondence is a handy tool for giving evidence of comprehension p.
K rated it liked it Nov 28, Could someone tell me the exactly year that book is published? Like Us on Facebook. Lori rated it liked it May 04, Evgeniy Golovko rated it it was amazing Sep 19, Dylan rated it it was amazing Sep 23, Thanks for telling us about the problem.
But as my pupils desperately ask for some basics, some rules on language they can learn, a foothold because we lost a lot of grammar teaching due to ‘elevating’ ideas from the government to focus on skills rather than knowledgeI don’t think TPR S will get my students top notch in fluency.
I often got the feeling I was reading a commercial.
Fluency Through Tpr Storytelling : Contee Seely :
Sarah Rout rated it really liked it Feb 16, Mop rated it it was amazing Jan 15, Open Preview Throuhg a Problem? As with my review on “How to Mindmap” there are two issues to be discussed: And fluency speaking has more to do with listening to the teacher than with talking ghrough the pupils. Feb 05, Jessica rated it it was amazing. Lisa Biskup rated it it was amazing Jan 03, I can’t imagine reading or translating a whole class can make my pupils enthusiastic for English.
Books by Contee Seely. A Practical Guide for Language Teachers for more great comprehensible input strategies and activities outside of story asking.
Paperbackpages. TPR also treats the class too much as a group rather than individuals with different problems and fluency levels. But that’s a universal problem, and this is a career-changing approach.