Using Movement to Teach Vocabulary

When students explore new words through movement, they understand them better, retain them longer, and feel more empowered to use them.
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[@ELTSongs]

We are ONE HUNDRED PERCENT on board with this teaching method! We are with you with this approach.

[@designsbybhupinder3930]

Wow.... I just loved this method of learning and teaching.

[@dunyasaadi2493]

I used this technique yesterday bec my ss are only girls and they enjoyed it a lot. It was very helpful for them.

[@gremarjohn7933]

This is inspiring Ma'am Fiona.💙
Aside from the sweet voice, I notice the learning processes she facilitates altogether.

[@sumatagadursanjeev7942]

Beautifully told

[@Smartkidss168]

Very nice 💯

[@trangngo1486]

TPR fits primary classes perfectly.