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The document discusses the principles and methodology of Suggestopedia, an educational technique developed in the 1970s. It involves creating a relaxed environment through music, free of criticism for mistakes, with the teacher maintaining confidence, solemnity and modest enthusiasm. The learning cycle includes a prelude by the teacher, concert reading of texts while playing classical music, decoding through stories and games, and a relaxation concert using opera music. The goal is to promote assimilation over analysis and maximum retention through an emotionally meaningful and positive approach.
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- 3. Originally developed in the 1970s by the Bulgarian educator Georgi Lozanov.
- 4. Positive approach. (Everything is possible including mistakes) Emotional meaning. (The most important) Assimilation before analysis.
- 5. Show absolute confidence in the method. Maintain a solemn attitude towards the session. Maintain a modest enthusiasm. Organize properly, and strictly observe the initial stages of the teaching process.
- 6. To be childlike , participate in the activities, respect the teacher and be relaxed following teachers instructions.
- 7. The Suggestopedias cycle Prelude (The teacher introduces himself to the class) First concert reading (The teacher reads a text, as a background, playing classical music) Decoding (The students remember almost everything with fairy-tails, stories, etc.) Activation (Card games, little competitions, plays, etc.) Relaxation concert (Using opera music)
- 8. Comfortable environment : In the classroom, the chairs are arranged semicircle and faced the black or white board in order to make the students pay more attention and get more relaxed. The use of music : Use of Baroque music during the learning process. Baroque music, with its 60 beats per minute and its specific rhythm, created the kind of relaxed states of mind for maximum retention of material
- 9. Free Errors : in the teaching learning process, students who make mistakes are tolerated, for example in pronouncing the word. The emphasis is on the content not the structure.
- 10. Creating a physical environment. Make the students feel as relaxed and comfortable as possible. Use music, yoga relaxation, deep breathing, concert sessions. Imagination