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Tag Archives: pronunciation
Q & A from Laura Patsko’s webinar on teaching pronunciation for English as a Lingua Franca
On 9th September 2017, Laura Patsko presented the following IATEFL webinar: Teaching pronunciation for English as a Lingua Franca (ELF) What do learners of English need to sound like? Who do they speak to? Who needs to understand them? Who do they … Continue reading
Introducing Pronunciation Special Interest Group (PronSIG) (by Heather Hansen)
Why PronSIG? Pronunciation is often a relatively small part of teacher training programs. When we are thrown into the classroom, we have little guidance regarding how to answer the many pronunciation questions that our students have. Many teachers (both native … Continue reading
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