1. TOTAL PHYSICAL RESPONSE AND STORY TELLING PRESENT BY : TRI ASTUTI 141100664

2. TOTAL PHYSICAL RESPONSE An Innovative Strategy for the Second Language Classroom 3. What is TPR ? Method of learning a language that uses verbal commands for students to demonstrate their understanding verbal commands 4. PRINCIPLES Students are not forced to speak Teacher provokes students to speak spontaneously Time Spent on listening comprehension Developing spoken language skills The student relax and feel comfortable 5. GOAL TPR begins with a focus on large concepts. In the beginning, there is a wide tolerance for students speech errors. The concepts are gradually fine tuned to focus on small details. As TPR progresses, the tolerance for speech errors narrows. This is similar to a parents shrinking tolerance for his childs errors in speech, as the child grows. 6. MATERIAL BOOK WORD CHART PICTURE FURNITURE 7. BENEFIT Instant understanding of the target language, regardless of academic aptitude High Speed Long-term retention Stress-free 8. EXAMPLE OF TPR The teacher and students practice the following commands: Walk! Stop! Turn around! Point! The teacher and students expand the commands to include: Walk to the door. Turn around. Point to the window. The teacher gives commands to individual students. The students practice by giving command to each other. Students are allowed to vary the commands: Paul, point to Erica. 9. WHAT IS STORY TELLING ? The interactive art of using words and actions to reveal the elements and images of a story while encouraging the listeners imagination. 10. STORYTELLING Storytelling is interactive 11. STORY TELLING Storytelling uses word 12. STORY TELLING Storytelling is uses actions - Vocalization, - Physical movement - Gesture 13. STORY TELLING Storytelling present a story 14. STORYTELLING Storytelling encourages the active imagination of the listeners.