The Encyclopedia of Applied Linguistics 2012
DOI: 10.1002/9781405198431.wbeal0970
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Pronunciation Teaching Methods and Techniques

Abstract: Pronunciation teaching has traditionally focused on articulating individual consonant and vowel sounds (known as the segmental features).

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“…As a result, making errors in pronouncing English as foreign language is considered as a common and natural phenomenon in the early stage of foreign language learning process. Goodwin (2001) affirmed that in teaching pronunciation, there is a set of goals of instructions examined, namely: 1) to enable our learners to understand and be understood, 2) to build their confidence in entering communicative situations, and 3) to enable them to monitor their speech based on input from the environment. To accomplish these goals, he describes the tools we need to teach pronunciation in a systematic and principled way.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a result, making errors in pronouncing English as foreign language is considered as a common and natural phenomenon in the early stage of foreign language learning process. Goodwin (2001) affirmed that in teaching pronunciation, there is a set of goals of instructions examined, namely: 1) to enable our learners to understand and be understood, 2) to build their confidence in entering communicative situations, and 3) to enable them to monitor their speech based on input from the environment. To accomplish these goals, he describes the tools we need to teach pronunciation in a systematic and principled way.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Las plataformas para uso general con entrada abierta como YouTube (http://youtube.com), Tedtalks (https://www.ted.com) o la British Broadcasting Corporation (https://www.bbc.com) contienen videos auténticos de corta duración con subtítulos en idioma original que le otorga al aprendiz la posibilidad de escucharlos varias veces y realizar ejercicios de repetición e imitación no solo de sonidos, sino también de elementos prosódicos. Las virtudes de estas técnicas han sido reconocidos por numerosos autores (Derwing y Munro, 2015;Goodwin, 2008;Yoshida, 2018). Las redes sociales como Twiter y Facebook también pueden utilizarse con esa finalidad.…”
Section:  Materials Audiovisual Como Modelos De Pronunciaciónunclassified
“…With the help of such additional practice, the role of pronunciation in meaning-making processes Listening and Pronunciation courses should also cover discussions on nativeness, intelligibility, as well as native and foreign accents in English to raise PrETs' awareness on the international status of English. Several researchers underline that intelligibility is a more appropriate goal than nativeness in L2 pronunciation generally for the sake of achieving a successful communication rather than aiming for native accents (e.g., Dalton & Seidlhofer, 1994;Goodwin, 2013;Kenworthy, 1987;Levis, 2005Levis, , 2020Seidlhofer, 2011). According to Levis and Sonsaat (2020), PrETs should be taught that different pronunciation models exist in English, and they should be encouraged to use their own variety as the model in instruction.…”
Section: Native and Foreign Accentsmentioning
confidence: 99%