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Total Physical Response – TPR and Speech Therapy

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13 Feb

Working as a teletherapist, I have to be super animated because you only have your face and hands on a screen to interact with your students. I’ve learned a bit about Total Physical Response (TPR), which is a term used in teaching (especially teaching foreign language). I have found that using TPR in teletherapy really increases student engagement.

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