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Effective pronunciation teaching requires a clear understanding of phonological processes from "summary" of English Pronunciation Teaching and Research by Martha C. Pennington,Pamela Rogerson-Revell

To effectively teach pronunciation, teachers must possess a thorough comprehension of phonological processes. Phonological processes refer to the rules and patterns governing the sound system of a language. Without a clear understanding of these processes, teachers may struggle to effectively diagnose and address pronunciation errors in their students. One key aspect of phonological processes is the recognition of phonemes, which are the smallest units of sound that can distinguish meaning between words. Understanding how phonemes function in a language is crucial for teachers to help students differentiate between similar sounds that may cause confusion in pronunciation. Additionally, phonological processes involve knowledge of stress patterns, intonation, and rhythm in speech. These aspects play a significant role in how words are pronounced and how meaning is conveyed through speech. Without a grasp of these processes, teachers may not be able to effectively guide students in achieving natural and fluent pronunciation. Furthermore, phonological processes encompass the concept of connected speech, which refers to how sounds change when spoken in continuous speech. This includes phenomena such as assimilation, elision, and linking, which can significantly impact the way words are pronounced in context. Teachers need to understand these processes to help students develop a more authentic and natural-sounding pronunciation.
  1. A clear understanding of phonological processes is essential for effective pronunciation teaching. By recognizing the rules and patterns that govern the sound system of a language, teachers can better diagnose and address pronunciation errors, guide students in differentiating between similar sounds, and help them achieve a more fluent and natural pronunciation.
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English Pronunciation Teaching and Research

Martha C. Pennington

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