ENHANCING ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING THROUGH TOTAL PHYSICAL RESPONSE (TPR) METHOD
Keywords:
Total Physical Response (TPR), hands-on approach, physical activity, linguistic acquisition, language instructionAbstract
This article deals with the importance of TPR in teaching foreign languages and its benefits and drawbacks have been discussed with examples. Moreover, the author explains about how to use the TPR effectively and how educators can design immersive learning environments that encourage student engagement and comprehensive language development.
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