📚Teach English through Storytelling: TPRS Step-by-Step Guide for ESL Teachers

🌟 Unlock the Power of Storytelling in ESL class through TPRS! 🌟
Are you an ESL teacher looking to engage, inspire and motivate your students? Check out TPRS with our step-by-step guide specially designed for teachers working with low-level ESL students!
📚 What's TPRS? It stands for "Teaching Proficiency through Reading and Storytelling," and it's a game-changer in ESL instruction. This interactive teaching method transforms language learning into an engaging adventure for your students. TPRS aligns with the Second Language Acquisition Theory as well as Communicative Language Approach to maximize engagement with your students.
🎯 In this video, we'll walk you through the basics of TPRS, offering a comprehensive introduction that covers:
✅ Understanding TPRS Principles
✅ Creating Compelling Stories
✅ Incorporating Gestures & Actions
✅ Building Vocabulary Seamlessly
✅ Keeping Your Students Engaged
💡 Whether you're a seasoned ESL teacher looking to refresh your teaching approach or just starting your ESL teaching journey, this guide is for YOU! Say goodbye to dull lessons and hello to dynamic, interactive language instruction.
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Ready to take your ESL lessons to new heights? Let's dive into TPRS together! 🚀✨
Here is a blog with TPRS script examples for your reference:
www.eslteachersjob.com/blog/t...
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[@yinhamak4042]

Useful tips, thank you

[@NativeEnglishTeachers]

My pleasure 😊

[@zheniaryona8659]

I'm going to have two classes lik these tomorrow, I'll think of how I can implement your tactic in at least one of them :D I'm teaching them easy verbs like "write" and "walk" and "run". I was wondering, how much time does it take you to prepare for a class?

[@NativeEnglishTeachers]

Hello :) It can be a bit nerve wrecking to implement TPRS at first as it is very interactive and you can't plan everything ahead of time. I suggest first implementing techniques from TPR and Circling (we have videos for both) so you get a feel for creating an engaging class. After that, create a short story script, but be willing to be spontaneous and incorporate students' suggestions as well as make the story silly. It took me more prep time at the beginning , but once you find your storytelling style as well as build student rapport, it becomes second-nature. Hope you have a great class!

[@JuanMoreno-wo5yb]

And they call teaching a job meaning work?!? You make it look like it can be fun and a pleasure 😂. Love it!! ❤

[@NativeEnglishTeachers]

Thank you so much!! It was a delight reading your comment and you’re absolutely right- I love teaching 😁 Hope the videos help you find a teaching style you enjoy too! 😊

[@victorgrossi2624]

Método: Very good • Vocabulary Building (Construção de vocabulário) • Repeat new word or frase (Repetir nova palavra ou frase) • Always have a dictonary/ a translator (Sempre tenha um dicionário/tradutor) • Write down words you want to know (Escreva as palavras que você deseja saber) • Learn vocab in contexto/structure (Aprenda vocabulário no contexto/estrutura) • Read (Ler)

[@NativeEnglishTeachers]

Yes, I agree - repetition and learning language in context is very helpful. I like that TPRS integrates those aspects into their teaching method. Thanks for sharing!

[@AtomicChinese]

Is there a way to contact you? I'm a TPRS teacher in China.

[@NativeEnglishTeachers]

Sure! You can email me at [e-mail]