機能語の発音強度の違いは,シャドーイングの技術伸長に影響をおよぼすのか : シャドーイングを行う際の機能語の弱形の聞き取りを促進させる方法
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This study aims to investigate how the weak forms of function words affect the performance of Japanese EFL learners in shadowing. Such learners are considered to experience difficulty in recognizing the weak forms of function words in English because of the phonological difference between Japanese and English. Koike (1993) suggests that these learners can improve their perception of weak forms by presenting the process of changes of function words into weak forms along with the speeds of the speech. The present study compares performance in shadowing under two different conditions: The experimental group was asked to shadow three recordings that were each recorded at different speeds and had different numbers of weak forms of function words; the control was asked to shadow the fastest recording and had the most numbers of weak forms of function words of the above three recordings. A pre- and posttest analysis revealed that the experimental group performed better than the control. This result suggests that the sequential approach, which presents the process of phonetic changes in function words, is effective to improve the performance of Japanese EFL learners in shadowing.
- 2011-03-31
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