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

[@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!

[@yinhamak4042]

Useful tips, thank you

[@NativeEnglishTeachers]

My pleasure 😊

[@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! 😊

[@zenadewana]

Thanks a million!❤❤❤

[@CelestinNSENGIYUMVA-hk2dv]

You're the super 🌟

[@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!

[@AtomicChinese]

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

[@NativeEnglishTeachers]

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

[@РабияАмантурова]

It is controversial I think, do the children understand what means naughtiest while they learning what is naughty?

[@NativeEnglishTeachers]

That’s a good point! Please feel free to create and adapt stories for your students :)