origin of Total Physical Response (TPR). What is meant by the term Total Physical Response, or TPR, as it is commonly known around the world? Where can we use it and for what age groups is this approach suitable? How can TPR enhance the second language learning experience of young learners? We ask the question if TPR is a useful way to learn vocabulary and idiomatic terms. Lastly we will look at some examples to see how TPR is used in the second language-learning classroom. Keywords: Total Physical
Total physical response (TPR) is a language strategy, or better a teacher´s tool originated and developed by Dr. James J. Asher who is a professor emeritus of psychology at San José State University, and the author of ''Learning another Language through Actions'', 6th edition. As the name suggests, physical movement is a fundamental aspect of TPR. On principle, the method relies on the assumption that people learn better when they are involved physically coupled with mentally. Importantly, In TPR
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