153. TPR


The teacher coach reminded veteran Shean of an old but significant game:
TPR.
It stands for Total Physical Response.
Suitable for young students.
The students act out an action their teacher says, in imperative mode: 'Play the guitar', 'Go to the window and open it. Close it because it's cold'.
This doing actions while listening to language, enables posterior comprehension, in later grades.
One student him or herself can say the instructions.
Seat 600, produced in Spain 1957 through 1973. motorpasion com

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