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This unit of the Language Teaching Methods Video Series explores the Silent Way. For each unit you will find an online video and downloadable text of the teacher-training guide.

Author: Diane Larsen-Freeman | Video Instructor: Donald Freeman Format: Text, Video

This unit of the Language Teaching Methods Video Series explores Suggestopedia. For each unit you will find an online video and downloadable text of the teacher-training guide.

Author: Diane Larsen-Freeman | Video Instructor: Lise Sparrow Format: Text, Video

This unit of the Language Teaching Methods Video Series explores the Comprehension Approach/TPR (Total Physical Response). For each unit you will find an online video and downloadable text of the teacher-training guide.

Author: Diane Larsen-Freeman | Video Instructor: Kathleen Graves Format: Text, Video
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This unit of the Language Teaching Methods Video Series explores Community Language Learning. For each unit you will find an online video and downloadable text of the teacher-training guide.

Author: Diane Larsen-Freeman | Video Instructor: Bonnie Mennell Format: Text, Video
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This unit of the Language Teaching Methods Video Series explores the Audio-Lingual Method. For each unit you will find an online video and downloadable text of the teacher-training guide.

Author: Diane Larsen-Freeman | Video Instructor: Michael Jerald Format: Text, Video
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"Lessons in Life" is a song from the upcoming album American Rhythms. The singer Bridgette Bryant and songwriter Daniel Ho present a song with a lesson: life lessons are not always easy. The song encourages respect for all creatures—large and small.

Lyrics and Classroom Activities
Do you want to use this song in your classroom? Here are the lyrics and classroom activities to get started. Finished with those? We've added second activity for the classroom!

Author: Bridgette Bryant and Daniel Ho Format: MP3, Text
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Lessons in Life

"Supertalents" is one song from the upcoming album American Rhythms. The group Mista Cookie Jar and the Chocolate Chips, along with guest artist Gregory Brown, sing that every person is born with a unique gift or talent, which he or she should practice and use every day. According to the song, everyone is good at something!

Lyrics and Classroom Activities
Do you want to use this song in your classroom? Here are the lyrics and classroom activities to get started.

 

Authors: Mista Cookie Jar and the Chocolate Chips, and Gregory Brown Format: MP3, Text
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Supertalents

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