2018
DOI: 10.15293/2226-3365.1804.03
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“Phonics generalizations” in teaching foreign language pronunciation

Abstract: Проблема и цель. Фонетический метод обычно применяется для формирования у носителей языка логической связи между фонемами и графемами. Поскольку в английском языке данное соотношение считается довольно трудным для обучающихся, не являющихся носителями данного языка, фонетический метод может играть важную роль на занятиях английским языком как иностранным. Фонетический метод является довольно новым в словацком образовательном пространстве, поэтому авторами была предпринята попытка выявить уровень осведомленност… Show more

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“…The analysed textbooks preferably practice suprasegmental aspects of English pronunciation in a whole-class involvement applying mostly drilling as a teaching technique. Therefore, the complaints of Slovak EFL teachers that pronunciation exercises in most textbooks are monotonous and focused on drill and repetition only (Soradova et al, 2018) are partly justified. Intuitive and imitative learning dominating in a very early age is gradually transformed to cognitive and analytical type of learning during maturation (Harmer, 2001).…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…The analysed textbooks preferably practice suprasegmental aspects of English pronunciation in a whole-class involvement applying mostly drilling as a teaching technique. Therefore, the complaints of Slovak EFL teachers that pronunciation exercises in most textbooks are monotonous and focused on drill and repetition only (Soradova et al, 2018) are partly justified. Intuitive and imitative learning dominating in a very early age is gradually transformed to cognitive and analytical type of learning during maturation (Harmer, 2001).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The primary research objective was to analyse the selected EFL textbooks focusing on sections teaching English pronunciation according to the criteria: 1) phonic subsystem practised (segmental or suprasegmental), 2) form of work (individual, pair, group, whole-class) and 3) teaching technique used. Taking into account the above-mentioned facts and Slovak EFL teachers' opinions and perceptions (Reid, 2014;Soradova et al, 2018), three research questions were formulated:…”
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“…The intervention (Phonics instructions) was introduced only in the experimental group once a week for five months. The control group followed identical lesson plans applying other, more traditional, methods for teaching EFL pronunciationdrills, repetition, songs, rhymes, reading aloud, minimal pairs and tongue twisters (Kralova, Soradova, & Birova, 2018). Both groups were taught by the same teacher (one of the authors).…”
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confidence: 99%