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Teaching Pronunciation - why 'native speaker' model isn't always the appropriate one

Teaching Pronunciation - why 'native speaker' model isn't always the appropriate one

Released Monday, 31st October 2016
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Teaching Pronunciation - why 'native speaker' model isn't always the appropriate one

Teaching Pronunciation - why 'native speaker' model isn't always the appropriate one

Teaching Pronunciation - why 'native speaker' model isn't always the appropriate one

Teaching Pronunciation - why 'native speaker' model isn't always the appropriate one

Monday, 31st October 2016
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When it comes to teaching pronunciation, it is typically Standard British English or General American model that we teach our students. In a nutshell, we want our students to sound 'native-like'. In this podcast, however, we take a critical look at the assumption that more 'native-like' pronunciation is better.Visit our website to get the latest information about the podcasts: www.theteflshow.comOur podcasts are also available on:iTunes - itun.es/i6LZ4T3Tunein - tunein.com/radio/The-TEFL-Show-p769971/Stitcher - www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-tefl-show?refid=stpr
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