Techniques
Approaches
Tools
Challenges
Assessment
100

In corrective techniques, what is modeling?

Demonstrating the correct pronunciation for students to imitate.

100

What is the communicative approach?

A teaching method focusing on interaction and practical communication

100

Name a pronunciation app.

Examples include ELSA Speak or Speech Ace

100

Mention some common pronunciation errors

Mispronouncing vowel sounds, consonant clusters, or word stress

100

How can teachers assess pronunciation?

Through observations, recordings, and structured assessments

200

What is the technique of minimal pairs?

Using pairs of words that differ by only one sound to highlight pronunciation differences.

200

Define the audio-lingual method.

A method emphasizing listening and speaking over reading and writing, using repetition and drills

200

What is phonetic transcription?

A visual representation of speech sounds using symbols from the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA).

200

Describe fossilization in language learning.

A phenomenon where incorrect language use becomes a fixed habit

200

Differences formative and summative assessment

Formative assessment provides ongoing feedback, while summative assessment evaluates learning at the end of a course

300

Describe shadowing according to this lesson.

A technique where learners repeat what they hear immediately after hearing it, improving pronunciation and fluency.

300

What is task-based pronunciation practice?

Engaging students in meaningful tasks that naturally incorporate pronunciation practice

300

How can we use visual aids in teaching?

Charts or diagrams can illustrate mouth positions and sound production.

300

What impact does L1 have on L2 pronunciation?

First language influences can lead to transfer errors in second language pronunciation

300

Describe peer feedback in pronunciation practice.

Students provide constructive feedback to each other, promoting collaborative learning

400

What's the role of feedback in pronunciation?

Providing constructive criticism to help learners improve their pronunciation.

400

What is the importance of intonation?

Intonation affects meaning and emotion in speech, making it crucial for effective communication

400

Describe the use of recordings in practice.

Students can listen to native speakers and compare their pronunciation to improve accuracy

400

How can anxiety affect pronunciation?

Anxiety can hinder performance, leading to hesitation or incorrect pronunciation

400

Mention the criteria for a good pronunciation rubric.

Clarity, accuracy, fluency, and appropriateness of intonation

500

Explain the use of tongue twisters.

Exercises designed to improve pronunciation of specific sounds through repetition of challenging phrases

500

Pros and cons of direct vs. indirect correction.

Direct correction offers immediate feedback but may cause anxiety; indirect correction encourages self-discovery but may slow learning

500

Which technology can enhance pronunciation learning?

Voice recognition software that provides real-time feedback on pronunciation.

500

Discuss strategies for teaching difficult sounds.

Use of articulation exercises, modeling, and repetition to help learners master challenging sounds

500

How can self-evaluation be put into practice?

By encouraging students to evaluate their own pronunciation using checklists or recordings.