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James Asher, a professor of psychology San Jose State University in California..

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Coordination of speech and action

physical movement

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Oral proficiency

Speaking skills

Communication

Native speaker

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Sentence-based syllabus

Lexical criterion is primary

Initial attention

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Play an Active and direct role

Select supporting materials, and model

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Listener and performerListener and performer

Listen attentively and respond physicallyListen attentively and respond physically

Respond both individually and collectivelyRespond both individually and collectively

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Practice a story

TPR is story telling method

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No basic text

Teacher’s voice

Actions and gestures

Focus on specific situation

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Review

New commands

Role reversal

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TPR is fun

TPR is easy

building vocabulary

More close to friend

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Shy if can’t do it.

No opportunity to talk in a creative manner.

Preparation becomes an issue at higher levels.

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TPR is practice assessing no theory

Story telling is practiced based on TPR

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