Suggestopedia Flashcards
Suggestopedia Definition
Desuggestopedia is a specific set of learning recommendations derived from Suggestology
1) Science concerned with the systematic study of the nonrational and nonconscious influences
Suggestopedia Developer
Bulgarian psychiatrist-educator Georgi Lozano
1) Yoga = Altering states of consciousness
2) Soviet psychology = The use of rhythmic breathing
Suggestopedia Characteristics (5)
1) Harness these influences and redirect them to optimize learning
2) Decoration /Furniture /Arrangement of the classroom
3) Music
4) Authoritative behaviour of the teacher
5) Memorization in learning by Suggestopedia seems to be accelerated 25 times
Role of Music in Suggestopedia (3)
1) Facilitate the establishment and maintenance of personal relations
2) Bring about increased self-esteem through increased self-satisfaction
3) Energize and bring order
Suggestopedia Approach (4)
1) Emphasis on memorization of vocabulary pairs
2) Whole meaningful texts
3) Suggestion
4) Six theoretical components
Emphasis on memorization of vocabulary pairs (2)
1) Target – Native
2) Lexical translation is stressed
Whole meaningful texts (2)
1) Not to vocabulary memorization
2) Acquiring habits of speech
Suggestion
Create a constant set up access to reserves through concentrative psycho-relaxation
Six theoretical components of Suggestopedia
Authority Infantilization Double-planedness Intonation Rhythm Concert pseudp-passiveness
Authority
People remember best and are most influenced by info coming from an authoritative source.
Infantilization (Parent-Child)
The learner takes part in role playing, games and songs
Double-planedness
The learner learns from the environment in which the instruction takes place and from the effect of direct instruction
Intonation, Rhythm and Concert pseudo-passiveness
Induced a relaxed attitude in the learner
Suggestopedia Objectives (2)
1) Deliver advanced conversational proficiency quickly
2) Suggest students that they set such goals for themselves
Suggestopedia Syllabus (3)
1) 30 days / 10 units of study / 4 hours / 1200 words
2) Students are expected to speak extempore rather than from memorized lines
3) Written tests