TPR 1

Day one of French 1 Class, Loyola High School
Total Physical Response

[@ronnygefferson5294]

Researches around the world have demonstrated that TPR is a powerful linguistic tool that promotes so many benefits such as: Rapid understanding, long-term retention, stress-free, instant understanding and so much more. TRP has been used for more than forty years. It is definitely amazing.

[@TamNguyen811]

If you have subtitles or list of commands in the description box that would be amazing.

[@marieholden5323]

Excellent example of tpr!!! I used it for the first time in my Spanish class this past year and for once I can trully say that the students learned and were able to respond to others in Spanish as well as, myself. Dr. James Asher is trully a pioneer in language learning and his accomplishments and approaches to language teaching are remarkable!!! My administration loved this approach and so did I!!

[@user-vw7jq7sm7k]

Excellent TPR example. You followed all the steps, and vocabulary was related. Thanks a lot, I appreciate you have shared this!

[@ronnygefferson5294]

It was a good class, but there are many steps to be corrected in this class, such as: class organization and giving commands to the whole class at once for instance.

[@JamieZarrr]

Great, but, as we're all humans, even as teacher we get confused... so this is what happens at 11:29 when he says "tochez le tableau trois fois" 1, 2 et... 3? no 3?

[@6Uncles]

Are there videos? Is there a playlist?

[@slmUSA]

Super ! And what did you do after the 20 minutes TPR?

[@EbinerLoyola]

Go over syllabus. Other day one administrative business. But I think it is important that the kids go home feeling they have learned something.

[@moipastoi8088]

Le prof parle plutôt bien !

[@JosephM6961]

Il n'est pas français?

[@moipastoi8088]

@@JosephM6961 maintenant que tu le dis c'est très probable, il a des tics de language/expressions assez française