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How to Teach Pronunciation" by Gerald Kelly is an awesome book for teachers in need of some advice and input on the area of pronunciation. The book has a variety of chapters on different aspects. It begins with the basics, (vowel and consonant sounds), and builds up to intonation and connected speech. There are excellent chapters on stress, sentence stress and more. Every chapter has sample lessons that illustrate some great ideas for teaching. They are all very adaptable. The book has some excellent theoretical aspects, giving rules for connected speech and the like, for example. The theory is very clear, gives you a good run down on the terminology and keeps it all very real. The book really was written for the working teacher. Choosing this one or Sound Foundations (Teacher Development) is a tough call. I would tend to go with both, as they have both got some serious advantages over each other. Either way, I found this book an excellent source of new direction, new clarity and new focus on the ever present pronunciation blues. Totally recommended!

A straightforward primer on the theory and teaching of pronunciation, this text offers detailed analysis and teaching techniques for vowels, consonants, stress and intonation, and the features of fluent speech. An enclosed Audio CD provides spoken examples of the material in the text.

In recent years, English has been increasingly used in Cambodia, but Cambodian English teachers and learners encounter a number of significant challenges, and one of these challenges is related to pronunciation (Moore & Bounchan, 2010). Research has provided evidence for challenges and problems in producing accurate pronunciation confronted by Cambodian teachers and learners (Keuk, 2008; Moore & Bounchan, 2010; Set, 2017). Yet, the specific factors influencing pronunciation learning and suggestions to improve pronunciation teaching seem to have received little attention in the literature on pronunciation learning and teaching in Cambodia.

Therefore, this paper attempts to provide insights into the factors that influence English pronunciation learning. It also suggests some practical suggestions to improve the teaching of English pronunciation.

Undeniably, different problems with pronunciation teaching and learning have been found in different contexts and it is not surprising that teachers and students find it difficult to master English pronunciation. However, there are several key factors that affect pronunciation learning. Kenworthy (1987, cited in Brown, 2007, pp. 340-341) summarizes the most important learner variables that influence pronunciation learning. They include: native language, age, exposure, innate phonetic ability, identity and language ego, and motivation and concern for good pronunciation.

Pronunciation poses many difficulties for teachers and learners; however, teachers play a very central role in helping students to improve their pronunciation. Kelly (2000) suggests that good pronunciation teaching requires a good grounding in theoretical knowledge, practical classroom skills, and access to good ideas for classroom activities. Below are some practical suggestions for improvement in pronunciation teaching.

It is undeniable that pronunciation is considered to be a difficult area to master as it consists of segmental and suprasegmental features that function as an interdependent system. Effective pronunciation teaching places great responsibilities on language teachers. Thus, we need to ensure that teachers have a thorough understanding of the subject matter and teaching pedagogy. Moreover, teachers need to be aware that the ultimate goal of teaching pronunciation is to help students communicate confidently and effectively as well as help them to monitor their speech and make adjustments to improve their pronunciation. This process involves introducing tasks progressively, focusing on form, providing corrective feedback, giving students enough exposure to authentic texts, and using technology with a clear pedagogical reason to aid teaching.

This article has offered insights into factors influencing pronunciation learning and put forward some suggestions for enhancing pronunciation teaching. No doubt, there are many more factors and suggestions available in the vast literature on pronunciation learning and teaching. However, given the limited academic discussion on this topic in the Cambodian context, I would like to encourage Cambodian scholars, teachers, and postgraduate students to conduct research and write articles to contribute to the academic discussion in this field.

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