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Teaching pronunciation

Here’s a selection of resources that I’ve accumulated over the years. I’m sure there are lots of other resources to help with pronunciation teaching. So if you do know of any gems, please let me know and I’ll add them here.


Resources on teaching pronunciation

  • The power of pronunciation in Business English
    John Hughes shares some business English classroom ideas for teaching pronunciation.
  • ELF Pronunciation
    A website with training videos, articles and teaching resources.

Lesson and activity ideas

  • Micro-dictations
    An activity to help learners with connected speech and designed to provide extra listening practice between lessons.
  • The Sounds of English
    Series of lessons on the BBC Learning English website.
  • How to do a needs analysis with a multilingual class
    A lesson plan for conducting a needs analysis that includes a focus on pronunciation.
  • Mark Hancock Annie McDonald
    Free downloadable worksheets teacher’s notes, images, audio and video files from ELT authors Mark Hancock and Annie McDonald.
  • Intonation
    Five, short online tutorials on intonation.
  • Grammar with films and songs’ videos: focus on weak forms
    Series of video-based activities for teaching weak forms.

Online tools and apps

  • Type IPA phonetic symbols – online keyboard
  • Phonemic Chart Keyboard
  • The sounds of English and the International Phonetic Alphabet
  • International Phonetic Association

Authentic materials

Materials intended for native speakers but could be useful for language learners too.

    • How to Develop a Perfect Speaking Voice
      A wikiHow tutorial with advice on developing intonation and diction. Maybe useful, for example, when helping learners with presentation skills.
    • A video tutorial that focuses on intonation and variation. Again, could be useful for helping learners with presentation skills.
     

    • Video tutorial on talking too fast during job interviews
     

  • Phone Etiquette: Pitch, Tone & Inflection: A video tutorial aimed at improving telephone communication.


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