A.
Requests
This is perhaps the most familiar condition, in which students use expressions such
as "How do you spell ____?" or "Can you repeat that?" to express their needs to
the teacher. Through activities such as TPR, this can be expanded beyond the
lesson to other areas, such as room conditions ("I'm hot. Can I open the window?")
and restroom needs.
B. Choices
Given a coloring worksheet with, for example, numbered items of clothing, rather
than dictating what students should do, teachers can create opportunities for
students to make choices and even tell other students what to do. In this case, a
student might say, "Let's color the . . . pants . . . um, pink!", or, at a more basic
level, simply say the elements, "Number 6, pants, pink!"
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