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Seven Conditions to Rule Out StoryListening

by Terry Waltz | May 27, 2017 | Drift / Is This TPRS?, Methods, Outside Forces

Advocates of StoryListening (having students simply listen to stories, without comprehension checks or repetition of new language) typically report that “I feel it’s great” or “I just know they understand”. But from a factual perspective,...

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