2019
DOI: 10.37307/j.2198-2430.2019.04.02
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Die Skalen zu Phonetik / Phonologie im GeR und seinem Begleitband

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“…In the classroom and within distance learning, the teacher exercises continuous and final control over students' performance based on the criteria and indicators of their phonetic skills formation level. The 2018 Begleitband zum GeR/Common European Framework of Reference for Languages has presented an updated scale for assessing segmental and suprasegmental competencies and a wholly revised phonological competence assessment scale (Drahmen, 2019). It is noteworthy that pronunciation competence assessment depends on the prior knowledge and skills of the assessed to a much greater extent than other areas of the language (e. g., grammar).…”
Section: Data Analysis and Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In the classroom and within distance learning, the teacher exercises continuous and final control over students' performance based on the criteria and indicators of their phonetic skills formation level. The 2018 Begleitband zum GeR/Common European Framework of Reference for Languages has presented an updated scale for assessing segmental and suprasegmental competencies and a wholly revised phonological competence assessment scale (Drahmen, 2019). It is noteworthy that pronunciation competence assessment depends on the prior knowledge and skills of the assessed to a much greater extent than other areas of the language (e. g., grammar).…”
Section: Data Analysis and Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The theoretical basis of the research was: 1) theoretical foundations of the educational process organization and computer technology use in the foreign language educational and cognitive process (Basev, 2012;Beliaeva, 2016;Boldyreva, 2013;Brent, 2012;Hara & Kling, 2000;Jack & Higgins, 2019;Kennedy, 2010;Moyseeva, 2002;Polat, Bukharkyna, Moyseeva, & Petrov;Richardson & Swan, 2003;Richter, 2017;Vajndorf-Sysoeva, 2010;Zolotukhin, 2013); 2) studies in the field of theoretical and practical phonetics, phonology, and methods of teaching the phonetic aspect of a foreign language (Bondarko, 2004;Bukharov & Petrenko, 2018;Potapova, 2002;Richter, 2017;Hirschfeld, Reinke, & Reinke, 2014;Drahmen, 2019). Since new computer technology has advanced and entered into everyday and professional life, there has been a gradual increase in their methodological capabilities in foreign language teaching.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%