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VOL 31 NO 4, OCTOBER - DECEMBER 1993 PAGE 45
Many students and teachers have myths about what
it means to learn and teach the pronunciation of
English. Myth #1: Learning the pronunciation of
English means learning how to pronounce the
individual vowel and consonant sounds. Myth #4:
Nonnative speakers of English cannot teach
pronunciation. - c:\webpub\gov\exchanges.stategov\forum\vols\vol31\no4\p45.htm |
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An Essential Bibliography for English Language
Teaching and Applied Linguistics
(The first Essential Bibliography for English
Language Teaching and Applied Linguistics?was
compiled in January 1999.) The volumes listed
under Teacher References serve a number of
purposes: They provide background information
specific to language instruction and curriculum
planning. An Essential Bibliography for English
Language Teaching and Applied Linguistics
contexts. - c:\webpub\gov\exchanges.stategov\education\engteaching\eltbib.pdf |
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ONLINE MATERIALS ON EFL AND RELATED TOPICS
– OFFICE OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAMS
?New York: Cambridge University Press.
Cooperative language learning: A teacher’s
resource book. New York:Cambridge University
Press. - c:\webpub\gov\exchanges.stategov\education\engteaching\eltbib.htm |
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An Essential Bibliography for English Language
Essential Bibliography for English Language
Teaching and Applied Linguistics? New
York:Cambridge University Press. ISBN:
0-8013-3521-3. Price: $26 (includes book & CD)
Longman dictionary of English language and
culture. - c:\webpub\gov\exchanges.stategov\education\engteaching\eltbib.doc |
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VOL 39 NO 3, JULY - SEPTEMBER 2001 PAGE 10
Then, based on students?responses to a
questionnaire, it discusses three issues: can
pronunciation be taught to near-adult L2
learners, should pronunciation be explicitly
taught, and what should be the goal and focus of
pronunciation teaching? Thus, Standard Malaysian
English, which is patterned on Received
Pronunciation (RP), was chosen as a model,
although students were frequently exposed to
British and American English as other models. -
c:\webpub\gov\exchanges.stategov\forum\vols\vol39\no3\p10.htm |
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