Laura Patsko - How to give learners feedback on pronunciation 

Really good and relevant presentation. I also loved the many facial expressions she puts on!

I watch this video over and over again. I just love it.

Sincerely she has a brighter future in Hollywood. Her facial expressions are so cute.😊

Speaking in relevant terms with the pronunciation of the words in English language is a great talk about the necessity of the senses of the sentences for the better presentation in terms of teaching- learning effect. Undoubtedly she is very good at what she actually means to say and that should be learnt by those who are thirsty for learning how to be a good teacher who claims to have good feedback from what the teacher intends to express.

I'm interested in pronunciation instruction and research too, it's great discovering this talk!

Thanks for this talk. Do you have any video of you working in the classroom with students so that we could see how you apply this in the classroom? If so, please could you post a link? Showing how it is actually done in the classroom and the results students achieve would be a tremendous help to your viewers.

Thank you very much for this talk, Laura. I am too a learning English teacher and think that my "line" in ELT is teaching pronunciation. I kinda doubt your statement that learners need feedback on their pronunciation, not all of them do, not all of them expect and want. One of my students when I praised her said she knows she has an excellent pronunciation.

I have always found it difficult to help learners with pronunciation, so this is most welcome.

!Thank you very much for this super helpful workshop

Excellent, thanks very much Laura.

Thank you!

My teacher is lovely

Wow beauty n smartness together. A rare scenario 😊

I like to listen to when teacher lecture it is good pronunciation

Thanks

OMG Cambridge do something about the apostrophe in the title! What is it doing there?

could I ask for a transcript of this video?

Hi nice

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auch greta vid !!!

Pronunciation is difficult to discus...