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Douglas,
Can you walk us thru how this coaching actually works? Is it at a distance, or is there someone observing your tprs classes and giving feedback? Or are you observising someone model tprs teaching?
When I started using drama in my EFL classes, I spent a great deal of time watching a great drama teacher at work in class. Then I just copied what he did until I found my own style. That’s the best way for me. Trouble is, there’s no-one around here I can observe. Video would be good. I’ve got Ben’s DVDs, but I teach college students, and it takes time and effort to extrapolate what works for Ben’s students to what might work for mine. Anyone out there teaching college students (beginner-pre-intermediate level) who’s willing to share their videoed classes, please get in touch. Thanks.