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The E:P:N approach to CLA

The E:P:N approach to CLA. Communicative Language Acquisition. Communicative Language Acquisition. focuses not on the language itself but on its use in dealing with real life diversities E:P:N-based CLA builds confidence and hones communication skills quicker than most other learning method.

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The E:P:N approach to CLA

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  1. The E:P:N approach to CLA Communicative Language Acquisition

  2. Communicative Language Acquisition • focuses not on the language itself but on its use in dealing with real life diversities • E:P:N-based CLA builds confidence and hones communication skills quicker than most other learning method

  3. E:P:N conversations • are forensic trialogues on issues of import • written in both English and Esperanto • using the voices of Eleko, Prot, & Njut to facilitate the natural acquisition of native-like competencies

  4. The E:P:N phases & stages • Each of the three E:P:N phases grows from a • worthless stage, to the • productive/competitive • productive/creative & • productive/supportive stages • Each of these twelve stages has its own habits

  5. E:P:N habits go in cycles • During each phase, habits change from • mixed/destructive to • mixed/productive, to • focused/productive, to • mixed creative • On completion of one phase, a soul tends to start the next one in the same order

  6. Where/What am I now? • am I an ELECTRON that gives structure to the atom? • a PROTON who sets the pace? or • a NEUTRON at the atom’s core to help stabilize it?

  7. Where am I going? What can I do? • Stay in current phase, but move to the next stage • Go back to the previous phase, if still productive & desirable • Go to the next logicalphase and rush through stage 1

  8. How am I going to get there? • What habits do I need? • Time management? • Money management? • Languages? • Abilities? (discover!) • Skills? (develop!) • Knowledge? (test!)

  9. How do I make sure I’ll get there ? • Get a private coach • Meet 4-6 hours a week • Read SOGR & SOBW • Make 2-3 calls a day • Write 2-3 notes a day • Journal trialogues to improve needed skills

  10. How will I know I’ve arrived? • I’ve increased my pay in the last six months • I added to my assets in the last 30 days • I increased my skills (measurable by tests) • I added knowledge to up my market value

  11. When is it time to celebrate? • When you know you are an integral part of creative energy – an expression and extension of the Great I AM • When you regularly give more than you expect to get • When you know yourself to be a WEB, a Willfully Energized Brain – an “Intence Agemita Menso” Ex 3:14 & 15 (Jerusalem Bible) "I AM has sent me to you.  This is my name for all time; BY THIS NAME I SHALL BE INVOKED FOR ALL GENERATIONS TO COME." See also “I am both Adam & Eve.”

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