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Total Language Response

Using body language and non-verbal cues to support understanding

Overview

Total Language Response (TLR) is a way educators and students alike can use their body language and non-verbal cues to illustrate an idea, demonstrate mastery of material, or even discuss content with peers. Many times TLR is seen as purely a way to better communicate content and directions (from teacher to student) to support students who are learning English through non-verbal means, but it can also be a fun way to use your whole body to explain almost anything, which can give all students the opportunity to illustrate mastery and understanding in new ways.


Strategy Resources


What is Total Language Response?

This video explains what Total Language Response (TLR) is and how to use it to... Learn More