Page Title: The Deskless Classroom: Presentations/Resources

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Page Text: Giving Credit where Credit is due: TPR Storytelling™ = That trademark is owned by Blaine Ray. TPR® is a registered trademark owned by James Asher. Fluency Fast® is a registered trademark. Ben Slavic created Circling with Balls (now Card Talk) Susan Gross coined a bajillion terms including Circling, Three-fer and Teach to the Eyes. Also, the term "Shelter vocabulary, not grammar." Karen Rowen (Fluency Fast®) created the original TPRS coaching but since then it has been developed into a whole different approach by others, including Laurie Clarcq for the approach and Teri M. Wiechart for the system. Jason Fritze coined "Storyasking" Carol Gaab was the first person to say "Pop up grammar." Reader's Theater as we do it was first performed by Blaine Ray, Jason Fritze and Joe Neilson at a full group session at the National TPRS Conference in Naperville, IL. Jody Klopp hosted and organized the very first NTPRS in Oklahoma. Sloshers, through put- Terry Waltz Super 7- Terry Waltz Adapted from post by Karen Rowan (Fluency Fast®) This is not a complete list. Posts by Tags

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