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    "Babies don't learn by memorizing lists;why should children or adults?"

    James J. Asheran emeritus professor of psychology at San Jos State

    University in California

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?vi!"#$%p&'()

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    a language teaching method built around

    the coordination of speech and action a method of teaching a language using

    physical movement to react to verbalinput

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    Originated in late 1960s became !o!ularin 190s#$0s%

    &hy?

    igh dro!out rates in second languageclasses%

    ( but almost no !roblems learning the

    )rst language%

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    Bio-program *hildren understand com!le+ utterances they

    cannot s!ontaneously !roduce

    Brain lateralization ,irected to right brain hemis!here

    Reduction of stress -he lower the stress the better the learning

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    .nderstanding of -/ before ability to s!ea eaning of -/ words con2eyed through

    actions 3!oen language !referred o2er written

    language .nderstanding should e2ol2e through the

    mo2ement of the student4s body 5o forcing to s!ea

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    -o teach oral !ro)ciency at a beginningle2el7 and the ultimate aim is to teachbasic s!eaing sills

    -o !roduce learners who are ca!able of freecommunication which is understandable toa nati2e s!eaer

    all goals are attainable through the use of

    action#based drills in the im!erati2e form

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    3entence#based /e+ical criterion is !rimary

    8nitial attention to meaning ratherthan to the form

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    i+ed number of items usually nomore than :07

    redominantly im!erati2e drills

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    /istener = !erformer ncouraged to s!ea not until they feelready

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    cti2e and direct role 3elect su!!orting materials and

    model the lesson llow s!eaing abilities to de2elo! in

    natural !ace arent#lie feedbac

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    @enerally no basic te+t 8nitiallyA teacher4s 2oice actions and

    gestures later classroom obCects andDorsu!!orting materials

    -< student its focus on s!eci)c situation7

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    ut the table in front of the sin% ut the bread on the table%

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    -< only wors for children-< is limited to im!erati2e-< is limited to beginning students

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    -< is fun and easy%-< is inclusi2e%

    @ood tool for building 2ocabulary forlong#term retention% ,oes not reEuire long !re!arations% >Fecti2e for both adult and young

    learners%

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    *hallenge for shy students% 5o o!!ortunity to tal in a creati2e

    manner% *an become too re!etiti2e and boring% re!aration becomes an issue at higher

    le2els%

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    -< is a language teaching method builtaround the coordination of s!eech andaction

    -< !ro2ed to be useful in secondlanguage acEuisition

    BUTG 8n order to be successful -