Perceptual Training and the Production of English Consonants by Japanese Learners
スポンサーリンク
概要
- 論文の詳細を見る
This study investigates the impact of intensive perceptual training on the pronunciation of English cosonant by Japanese students. I have already examined the effectiveness of using visual cues in the perception of labial/labiodental cotrast in a previous study (Iba 2004). According to that study, audiovisual training seemed to be more effective in improving the perception of the labial/labiodental contral contrast than anditory training. In the study, Japanese learners of English were tested on their perception of the /l/-/r/ contrast in audio, visual and audiovisual modalities, and then undertook ten sessions of perceptual training with either auditory stimuli, natural audiovisual stimuli or audiovisual stimuli with a synthetic face synchronized to natural speech. The/l/-/r/ perception improved in all groups, but learners trained audiovisually did not improve more than those trained auditorily. Auditory perception improved most for 'A training' (audio training) learners, and sensitivity to visual cues improved most for 'AV training' (audio-visual training) learners. The learners' pronunciation of /l/-/r/ improved significantly following perceptual training, with a greater improvement seen for those trained audiovisually with natural stimuli. The present study shows that sensitivity to visual cues for ncn-native segmental contrasts can be enhanced via percentual training, and that audiovisual training will be more effective for those phonemic contrasts for which visual cues are sufficiently salient.
- 2005-03-15
著者
関連論文
- The Apparent Priority of Prosodic Features over Individual Sounds in Second Language Speech Learning
- Perceptual Training and the Production of English Consonants by Japanese Learners
- The apparent priority of prosodic features over individual sounds in second language speech learning
- The Effectiveness of Low-Pass Filters in English Pronunciation Training
- The Influence of Model Sounds on the Speech Production of Japanese Learners of English
- The Real Trouble Spots in the Perception of English
- Web-based pronunciation training: an outline of materials and their effectiveness
- The Effectiveness of Visual Cues in L2 Perception
- Pedagogic Priorities in English Pronunciation
- Teaching English Pronunciation for Global Communication
- Pronunciation Trouble Spots for Japanese Learners
- An Analysis of the First 50 Words Acquired by Young JapaneseChildren
- Films as Listening Material
- The Effect of Nursery Rhymes on Developing the Prosodic Skills of Japanese Students
- フィルター音を通した英語音声聴き取りにおけるFmθ波の出現
- 言語聴覚論にl基づく聴き取りの指導
- 英語発音練習ソフトウェア"English Pronunciation Practice for Japanese Learners" (2003年度サイバーキャンパス整備事業補助金によるコンテンツ作成の概要)
- ヨーロッパ言語共通参照枠(CEFR)に基づく学生調査の結果と英語能力試験の相関性 : 学生評価を大学の質保証につなげる試みの中で(原田登美教授退職記念号)