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Pronunciation & Accent Training for English Language Learners from all Language Backgrounds
American English Consonants for All
InstructorSheila LebedenkoDuration5h 36m
Students24.5K
Rating4.6 (191)
InstructorSheila LebedenkoPronunciation & Accent Training for English Language Learners from all Language Backgrounds
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These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This educational slide introduces the topic of correcting consonant errors, visually supported by imagery of professional work environments and document review.
This educational slide outlines key pronunciation topics including volume, pitch, specific sounds, and linking, displayed alongside an image of students collaborating outdoors.
This instructional frame displays the course topic regarding American English consonants and vowels, presented alongside a live video feed of the instructor explaining the material.
This educational slide introduces American English consonants, displaying the title alongside images of a male student and a female teacher in a professional setting.
Lessons address specific phonetic challenges relevant to different language backgrounds, such as Japanese and Spanish speakers.
The curriculum includes dedicated content for tongue exercises to assist with stop consonant production.
Learners can utilize repetition audio and practical exercises designed for daily practice routines.
One signal suggests that grouping sounds may be less effective than separate sessions for each individual letter.
The curriculum aligns with the goal of improving American English pronunciation through specific phonetic modules.