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An Observation on Chinese Students' Problem Pronunciation in an ESL Class
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作者 杨彦华 《海外英语》 2017年第14期195-196,共2页
Most non-native speakers do have difficulty in developing native-like oracy due to vast differences in pronunciation between L1 and L2, adult ESL learners in particular. As Peter and Susan pointed in Teaching American... Most non-native speakers do have difficulty in developing native-like oracy due to vast differences in pronunciation between L1 and L2, adult ESL learners in particular. As Peter and Susan pointed in Teaching American English Pronunciation(1992), there are specific problem syllables with different language groups. As an ESL teacher from China, I assume it necessary to find out whether these sounds really trouble Chinese students in the ESL class I observed. I am going to pick out the most frequently occurred problem sounds and take notes how the teacher deal with them in class. In this paper, based on classroom observation and interviews, I analyzed problematic English vowels and consonants from Chinese learners, and the corresponding mediations for ESL teacher. 展开更多
关键词 problem pronunciation Chinese esl students teacher’s mediations
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Computer-assisted Language Learning Brings With Literacy More Benefits Than Drawbacks
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作者 黄旭璇 《海外英语》 2018年第4期240-241,共2页
Communication technologies including computer have made great changes on the language pedagogy and language use, and they enable new forms of discourse and new ways to create and participate in communities. A great nu... Communication technologies including computer have made great changes on the language pedagogy and language use, and they enable new forms of discourse and new ways to create and participate in communities. A great number of studies provide evidence that computer can develop, reinforce and expand the ESL students' language and literacy skills, and bring with more benefits than its disadvantages. 展开更多
关键词 LITERACY technology READING WRITING esl students
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