RIGHT way 2 Language Learn: TPR ALG Christophe Clugston

Christophe Clugston gives the ultimate inside info on Right brain TPR and ALG

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[murdoch1717]

Do you know of any sources or places I can find out about to learn portuguese using the TPR method?

[christopheclugston]

@murdoch1717 i have heard of some in Brazil. You will have to look about

[christopheclugston]

Remember if you want to post comments: REAL NAME, REAL PHOTO, if you assert something citations are necessary. This is not the amateurish, non academic YT place for your opinions with no credentials: you can go to all of the pundit YT language channels to do that. THE STANDARDS ARE HIGHER HERE.

[numerodixed]

Thanks for talking about these methods, never heard of them before.

[christopheclugston]

@numerodixed Yes, it seems most of the YT crowd just talk about sleight changes of the same old read and listen left brain methodology

[odiernod]

I agree with you that steve kaufmann should not be calling himself a linguist, and that he may have a complete misunderstanding of the Krashen literature he is always quoting; however, he does speak 12 languages fluently and has worked professionally in several of them including Mandarin, Japanese and French. I think anyone who sees your videos from an objective viewpoint is going to ask "If what he preaches doesn't work how come he speaks a dozen languages?"

[christopheclugston]

@odiernod Nice to read you comprehend that Kaufman is not an expert. Albeit he does propose himself to be a self appointed expert in the field. He speaks 12 languages--but at what level on the FSI/DLI scale? I speak 49 at varying levels--and you are doing post hoc ergro proptr hoc error in your thinking about his methodology. Remember, Kaufman et al have no credentials and cannot buy their way into Academic Journals to be published. There's a reason for that.

[christopheclugston]

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[christopheclugston]

@dedboj Since I do not live in the USA and I am not invovled with Educational Design there, I would not know. Worldwide TPR is used in a myriad of languages. ALG is used only in 2. More coming on this entire subject.

[dedboj]

Which languages are taught through TPR(S) these days? Since it is used in the US I suppose it's English and Spanish. Any others?