Current Perspectives on Pronunciation Learning and Teaching
Современные подходы к обучению и преподаванию произношения
2006-04-01
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This paper aims at stressing current perspectives on pronunciation learning and teaching. It summarizes the background of pronunciation teaching, emphasizes the need for incorporating pronunciation into foreign language classes owing to regarding pronunciation as a key to gaining full communicative competence, and takes into account present-day views in pronunciation pedagogy like the impact of the discipline of psychology in pronunciation teaching, NLP as a perspective frequently advocated by innovative pronunciation teachers, the idea of approaching pronunciation teaching from different modalities, the relationship between effective foreign language pronunciation teaching and Gardner’s MI Theory, Autonomous pronunciation learning and teaching and the use of technology for the teaching of pronunciation.
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Autonomous pronunciation learning and technology use are identified as important contemporary directions in pronunciation teaching.
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Innovative pronunciation teaching frequently advocates a neurolinguistic programming perspective (NLP).
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Pronunciation instruction can benefit from multimodal approaches and connections with Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences theory.
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Pronunciation should be integrated into foreign-language classes because it is essential for achieving full communicative competence.
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Psychological perspectives increasingly inform pronunciation pedagogy and influence how pronunciation is taught and learned.
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foreign-language pronunciation learning and teaching
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current pedagogical perspectives, approaches, and factors shaping pronunciation instruction and autonomous learning, including psychology, NLP, multimodality, Gardner’s MI Theory, and technology
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