alleryIn the Natural Approach, speech production is:
ARequired from day one
BAllowed to come slowly
CDrilled in every lesson
DTested every week
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Allowed to come slowly
1. Terrell outlines three principles for the Natural Approach.
2. One is that speech production comes slowly and is never forced.
3. The focus is on communication rather than form.
4. So drilling and testing speech early are not part of it.
**Why not the others:** Required, drilled and weekly-tested speech all force output, which the approach says must never be forced.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Natural approach", section "Outline" (revision 1327047924)_
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