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TPR - Grupo para la Clase

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Preguntas y respuestas de grupo

by gregory adrian quimis leal
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What is Total Physical Response (TPR)?

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Why is comprehension before speaking important in TPR?

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How do body movements help students learn vocabulary in TPR?

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True (T) or False (F) Questions: • TPR does not require students to speak from the beginning; it focuses first on comprehension.

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• TPR improves listening comprehension through instructions in English accompanied by physical actions.

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This is false because the TPR methodology prioritizes comprehension before oral production, allowing students to listen to and understand the instructions and respond with movements without speaking from the beginning.

This is true because the TPR technique uses instructions in English along with physical actions to help students associate words with movements, improving their auditory comprehension.

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