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Total Physical Response i.e. TPR is a language acquisition strategy that focuses on commands given by the teacher for the students to "take specific action with" (p. 165)

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Listening comprehension tasks require students to listen to a asoure of spoken language and then complete a task that demonstrates their comprehension (Wright, 166). Can focus on particular vocabulary that may be problematic for students

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A designated area of the classroom where a student can listen to a tape/CD on headphones and follow along with a written script of what is being said (Wright 167). Can be an effective independent guide and tool for the most basic proficiency levels.

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Tell us about it, in your own words

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The more catchy, the easier it is to remember

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Tell us what you know. Can be done in groups as well

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It's easier to talk to one person than the whole class

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Includes listening centers, online conference calls, and videos

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Strategy One: Watch a movie clip in English, without subtitles or any written supports. Have students, in writing or orally, describe what happened in the movie clip. Even with very minimal level of comprehension, the movie's setting and actors could provide clues that assist the student in making sense of the language

Strategy Two: Have students read a passage in English, then identify/circle/ highlight any words that are unfamiliar to them. Have students add these words to a journal from which they can review over the course of the semester.

Strategy Three: Create a storybird in English. Have students write a creative story in English about any given topic.