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Total Physical
Response
James Asher
60s and 70s
Language learning
should start with
understanding and
then proceed to
producction
A method of teaching
language using physical
movement to react
verbal input
Initially is the
director of all
students behavior
It reduces
students anxiety
and stress
It helps to facilitate
long term retention
It allows students
to react to
language without
thinking too much
They are imitators of
teacher’s non verbal
model , at some point
students will be ready
to speak
listening , reading and
speaking abilities.
Vocabulary ,
phonological and
grammar systems
Created by
During the
With the purpose of
is
Teacher’s role Student’s role
In which
It develops
Dannae Del Campo M.
Gabriela Quezada C.

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  • 1. Total Physical Response James Asher 60s and 70s Language learning should start with understanding and then proceed to producction A method of teaching language using physical movement to react verbal input Initially is the director of all students behavior It reduces students anxiety and stress It helps to facilitate long term retention It allows students to react to language without thinking too much They are imitators of teacher’s non verbal model , at some point students will be ready to speak listening , reading and speaking abilities. Vocabulary , phonological and grammar systems Created by During the With the purpose of is Teacher’s role Student’s role In which It develops Dannae Del Campo M. Gabriela Quezada C.