I’ve been working with quite a lot of primary school teachers recently. During the workshop I’m running with them on basic pronunciation teaching techniques I often get asked if they should use IPA symbols with their learners. It’s a question I’ve not been comfortable answering because I don’t have the relevant classroom experience, but I’ve spoken to […]
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Over the past the past year I’ve put together a series of six articles for on pronunciation English Teaching professional, one of the world’s leading teacher’s magazines. The articles are relatively short. but cover a range of topics: Pronunciation Matters. ETp 90, January 2014. A look at the way that poor pronunciation impacts on every other […]
Anybody that was in my session on Saturday morning at the 38th Annual Convention of TESOL-SPAIN will know that: a) I can recommend a good psychiatrist to you (I mean there are better ways to spend a sunny Saurday morning) b) I promised to make the Powerpoint presentation available to those who want to refresh […]