
Phonetics for teachers
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Phonetics for teachers
by Ana Maria Medina Rios
Sebastian Henao
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Objective
To reflect on our pronunciation in class and to provide tools to work with students so that they can improve their and our articulation
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Poll
How important is teaching pronunciation during your classes?
No important
Important
Very important
I don't have time
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Open Ended
What are the common pronunciation mistakes we find in our classes?
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Phonological deafness
Non-native sounds are ‘assimilated’ to the closest native phoneme category. Deafness arises when two sounds are mapped on the same category (Best , 1994; Flege, 1995; Iverson et al, 2003).
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Colombian students difficulties
Colombians tend to mispronounce the following sounds
θ - Think, thanks
ð - Mother, father
ɜ:ʳ - turn, learn
tʃ - Church, check
ʃ - Share, crash
k- Cat, black
j- Yes, yellow, your
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Correction
1- Make the student discriminate the sound.
2- Show the point of articulation
3- Mot en cascade exercise (list of words with the same sound)
4- Integrate it into a sentence
5- Follow up feedback during the session
https://www.really-learn-english.com/english-pronunciation-lesson-30-th-consonant-sounds.html
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Open Ended
What is the mistake and What activity would you apply in class to help the student cope with this difficulty?
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Open Ended
Write the words: ˈmʌʃrʊm, biːn, ˈkjuː.kʌm.bɚ,
əkˈses.ər.i, ˈbrʊr.i, ˈsæm.ən, dɪˈtɪr.i.ə.reɪt, ˈwenz.deɪ, ˈkæθ.əl.ɪk
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On the following app dictate this paragraph
We were convinced that phrase precession held a lot of promise as a widespread neural code that could be used for learning and cognition, “says Salman E Qasim, lead author of the study who received his PhD from Columbia Engineering in 2021. “There’s no reason the human brain wouldn’t take advantage of this mechanism to encode any kind of sequence, spatial or otherwise
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Open Ended
Identify as many words as you can
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Open Ended
What is the difference between pronunciation and accent?
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Pronunciation vs accent
Pronunciation is a way a word should be articulated, words have standard pronunciation.
Accent is a distinctive manner or expression related to a regional or international difference, the sound and intonation that comes from your original language
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Linking sounds terminology
linking sounds (intrusion good boy,that orange Liaison next door, this day ) example “he asked” heyasked good boy, do it- dowit a iy, ey,oy,ay insert
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Intrusion is when we insert a new sound into an expression for example "good boy we insert "w"
Liaison is when we connect words and omit a letter and connect two words "next door"
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Multiple Choice
How many words does he say?
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La C porque no me la sé
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Language prestige
The language of powerful social groups usually carries linguistic prestige; and social prestige is often granted to speakers of prestige languages and varieties."(Pearce, Michael. The Routledge Dictionary of English Language Studies. Routledge, 2007.)
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In sociolinguistics, linguistic prestige is the degree of esteem and social value attached by members of a speech community to certain languages, dialects, or features of a language variety. (Taken from https://www.thoughtco.com/linguistic-prestige-1691533)
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Phonetics for teachers
by Ana Maria Medina Rios
Sebastian Henao
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