The ACT Approach: The Use of Suggestion for Integrative Learning

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Psychology Press, 1991 - Education - 231 pages
The ACT Approach provides a detailed description of ways to establish and conduct an optimal learning environment. Drawing on specific examples from his own classes, Dhority explores the remarkable phenomenon of suggestion, an aspect of our reality to which we normally pay little attention.he shown teachers, professional communicators and facilitators of learning how, when used purposefully and consciously, suggestion can become a powerful tool for enhancing teaching and learning experiences. Presented primarily as a model for foreign language acquisition, it can be adapted for teaching and learning nearly everything.
 

Contents

THE CONTRIBUTION OF LOZANOV
11
LANGUAGE ACQUISITION
21
Two Successful Models for Second Language Acquisition
29
THE ACT MODEL OF ACCELERATIVE
39
The Role of the Teacher
45
RapportBuilding Techniques
51
THE EVOCATIVE POWER OF WORDS
59
A Guided Fantasy Recalling a Positive
65
Musical Relaxed Global
97
THE ACTIVATION PHASES
105
The Accelerative Snowball Effect
113
DOCUMENTED RESULTS I
123
THE ACT APPROACH FOR THE U S ARMY
145
TESTING
171
APPENDICES
181
REFERENCES
209

Commentary
71
GETTING STARTED RIGHT
75
Supplementary Materials for Grammar and Practice
90
BIBLIOGRAPHY
221
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Lynn Dhority University of Massachusetts Boston, USA.

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