TPR-Total Physical Response

A vibrant classroom scene where students are engaged in physical activities while learning vocabulary through gestures and movement, showcasing the principles of Total Physical Response in action.

Engage with Total Physical Response: A TPR Quiz

Test your knowledge of Total Physical Response (TPR) and its application in teaching languages. This quiz is designed for educators and anyone interested in innovative language learning strategies.

Understand TPR concepts
Evaluate effective teaching methods
Enhance vocabulary acquisition techniques

7 Questions2 MinutesCreated by MovingTeacher37

Total physical response is a way to teach language by using...

Physical actions that allow students to release energy.

Physical actions that calm students abilities to learn new vocabulary.

Physical actions to promote a link between the action and the spoken word.

TPR is most useful when teaching new vocabulary words to native speakers and English Language Learners.

Agree

Neutral

Disagree

When introducing a new vocabulary word while using TPR it is important to...

Gather all props or pictures needed to illustrate the meaning of the word.

Have students model the gestures, body movements, and facial expressions.

Write the word in order to make a connection between oral language and written words.

All of the above.

None of the above.

Why is TPR effective in teaching English Language Learners?

TPR lowers stress of language learning, and it mirrors how infants learn their native language.

TPR is really fun and allows students to become involved in learning.

TPR is not used when teaching English Language Learners.

Both A and B.

You can allow students to create movements that correlate with the new word or phrase.

Agree

Disagree

Not sure

What is true regarding TPR in the classroom?

TPR requires a lot of teacher preparation.

Not every word or phrase can be taught using TPR.

TPR is only effective for kinesthetic learners.

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