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Grab 5 Lesson By Ben Slavic – A Suggestion About Starting Off An Input Based Class
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3 thoughts on “Grab 5 Lesson By Ben Slavic – A Suggestion About Starting Off An Input Based Class”
Ben wrote:
“You may want to add a Three Ring Circus here”
If you’re interested in knowing more about this, come to iFLT this summer. (July 27-31) Berty Segal Cook will be presenting on TPR and will demonstrate the Three Ring Circus. As excellent as Ben’s description/explanation is, you’ll understand it even better once you have experienced it.
For more information go to http://www.iflt.org
Berty Segal Cook is a key figure in the development of TPR and thus TPRS. This summer may be one of her last “public” appearances – she’s apparently planning to retire (at the age 0f 90+) so she can concentrate on other things, like “learning” a language.
I’ll be there, Robert. Our district got the grant to bring at least 25 of us down to mix with you hippies. I did see Bertie in KC five years ago. Awesome energy. An original.
the idea of circling sneezes, can sneeze and needs to sneeze was a big aha for me. It’s a good way to get reps while keeping things interesting. has to, needs to, wants to, can, prefers to, should, must… these can be used from the beginning of the year. I tried it with a group yesterday and it worked great! Thanks, Ben.