Speech perception training as a serious game in the EFL classroom
Publication date
2017-08-26
Authors
Hommel, Marlisa
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Engwall, O.
Lopes, J.
Leite, I.
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Abstract
Speech perception training improves listeners’ perception, but it could also significantly improve production. The benefits of perception training are interesting for the English as a foreign language (EFL) classroom, where this tool is currently not being used. This study looks at students’ perception and production performance on a pretest and, following perception training sessions, on a posttest and retention test. Results show that perception training improved students’ perception and to a lesser extent students’ production.
Keywords
perception training, SLA, Teaching practices
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Hommel, M 2017, Speech perception training as a serious game in the EFL classroom. in O Engwall, J Lopes & I Leite (eds), Proceedings of the Seventh ISCA workshop on Speech and Language Technology in Education 2017. 7 edn, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, pp. 177-180.