Download slides and other materials at the bottom of this page! Pronunciation crosses two domains: it is part language - like grammar or vocabulary, and part skill - like speaking or listening. This unique position makes pronunciation teaching interestingly varied – and potentially very enjoyable too. In this workshop, I will suggest that we can in fact divide it into four general areas, and I will label these with a mnemonic of four words, each beginning with M: muscle, mind, meaning and memory. For each of these, I will demonstrate success-oriented activities we can use in the classroom, drawing from my experience of over 30 years writing pronunciation materials. I will also try to inspire participants with ideas to create their own materials.
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empty template to make your own pronunciation maze | 1.36 MB |
empty template for your own minimal pairs journey | 335.05 KB |
Mark Hancock's slides for APAC ELT 2019 presentation | 3.13 MB |
Mark Hancock's maze for the A vowel sound | 421.54 KB |
Music for the rap! | 1020.51 KB |
PronPack TShirt design | 973.61 KB |
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