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24-Feb-2008, 01:25
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 Teaching phonetics When you teach phonetics to non-native speakers, would you teach it theoretically or practically? Would you teach students how to use the British/American accent? |
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24-Feb-2008, 04:57
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| Re: Teaching phonetics This might help you - not a text for students. http://www.nald.ca/library/learning/...k/donttalk.pdf Mohammed Abu Risha likes this. |
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25-Feb-2008, 09:21
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| Re: Teaching phonetics Practicality is important IMO. I have found very few students to be interested in the ins and outs of phonetics; most are motivated by a desire to improve their accent/pronunciation rather than to know about the alveolar ridge.  |
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26-Feb-2008, 10:00
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| Re: Teaching phonetics thanks |
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