The method of oral language learning developed by Dr. Paul Pimsleur in the middle of the 20th century offers seemingly effortless progress through limited-size lessons of systematic exposure and practice. Core educational concepts like chunking, connecting new material with learners' existing knowledge, and making use of learner anticipation are really evident in the Pimsleur method.
Read about the key principles behind the method.
Listen to my take on the effectiveness of the method.
