SUGGESTOPEDIA

DEFINITION

• Sugestopedia is a holistic teaching and learning concept. Its founder is the Bulgarian doctor and therapist Gregori Lozanov. Definition Sugestopedia introduces the following principles to learning: Respecting different ways of learning and Offering different paths to learning.

A method that provides us with new and effective ways of global learning, but, on the other hand, it is more than a method because with it, the student (and not the subject) becomes the center of attention during the learning process, where suggestopedic teaching, logic and emotions complement each other.

ELEMENT AND BENEFIST

• KNOWLEDGE OF THE BRAIN
• KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE BRAIN IMAGINATION RESULTS SUGGESTIONS COOPERATION MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES PERSONAL MOTIVATION

BENEFIST
MENTAL AND CORPORAL RELAXATION

USE OF THE RESERVE CAPACITIES OF THE MIND

MEMORY ENHANCEMENT

FACILITATES PROBLEM SOLVING

BENEFIST
Improves relationships among the participants of the educational process. It allows to create a warm climate to develop learning. Increased Creativity. Accelerates learning between 2-5 times normal.

Teacher characteristics
Use of three voice tones: loud, normal and soft.

Use of the syllable sí in communication.

Congruence of body languages, posture, gestures, eye contact, mimicry with verbal languages.

Highly skilled

Have a spirit that radiates confidence, esteem, security and willingness to get where you need to be.

Have a great power of communication.

Sugestopedia involves all our brain capacity in learning, using in an integrated way both brain hemispheres (left and right); thus achieving that students learn faster, better and with less effort than with any other conventional method.

Sugestopedia intensifies the enrichment of the classroom by combining all the elements organized, orchestrated and systematized, focusing on communication at the level of the brain's reserve capacities.

Increases long-term memory 2 to 5 times more than any other method
Increases motivation
Encourages creativity
Improves participation and progress.
Decreases effort and fatigue