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1 A different Teaching Method
Suggestopedia A different Teaching Method

2 What is Suggestopedia? Suggestopedia is a teaching method and considered to be one of humanistic approaches. It was developed by Georgi Lozanov, a Bulgarian educator and psychotherapist in 1970s.

3 The principles of Suggestopedia
“memorization in learning through suggestopedia would be accelerated by up to 25 times over that in conventional learning methods”. (Lozanov 1978: 27). Students learn new information very quickly and efficiently in a state of light relaxation accompanied by Baroque or classical music. The main concern is physical environment, the more comfortable and relax student is the more effective language learning is.

4 Key Elements of suggestopedia
Soft music Dim lightning Relaxing atmosphere Comfortable armchairs Baroque or Classical music Dramatised texts Extended dialogues Imitation Role play Listening activities Songs and games

5 Stages of Suggestopedia method

6 Stage 1: Presentation: Warming up the students to help them to relax and move to a positive state, and that learning is going to be easy and fun. Stage 2: Active Concert: Active presentation of the material to be learnt with a classical music. Stage 3: Passive Review: Students are now invited to relax and listen to Baroque music, with the text being read. Stage 4: Practice: Use games and puzzles and review the learning.

7 Using Suggestopedia Advantages Disadvantages
1. Higher and faster learning. 2.Higher confidence and self-esteem. 3. Lower classroom anxiety. 4. No homework. 1. Some learners can’t study with comfortable environment and music. 2. Not suitable with older learners. 3.Not suitable with some subjects ( sciences, math).

8 Resource http://www.pearls-of-learning.com/suggest1_e.htm


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