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Let's have a zoom on some tips to improve our hearing by decoding skills..

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Good pronunciation is very important for good spoken communication. However you do not have to speak like a native English speaker to have good pronunciation.

There are many different natural varieties of English pronunciation in Britain and around the world. The activities and resources in this part of the site are designed to give an introduction to certain features of standard southern British English pronunciation.

There are videos, interactive quizzes and downloadable activities and materials which can be used for self-study or for teachers with lower-intermediate students.

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BBC Learning English | Pronunciation Tips

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Learn about and improve your spoken English with free pronunciation downloads. There are videos, audio examples, quizzes and other activities to help you study.

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Yet another so funny listening working out system available online..

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So funny & useful app by listening to song interactively

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LyricsTraining is the new way to learn English and other languages through music and the lyrics of your favourite songs

Improve and practise your listening skills with the best music videos. Fill in the gaps to the lyrics as you listen and sing Karaoke to your favourites

Thousands of teachers, all over the world, are already using LyricsTraining to teach languages and motivate their students through this unique immersion process

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Learn Languages with Music Videos, Lyrics and Karaoke!

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Enjoy learning languages for free playing with the music videos and filling in the lyrics of your favorite songs: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Dutch, Turkish and more.

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Listening immersion..

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The ELTchat podcast contains all the latest news from the world of English Language Teaching. Made by teachers, for teachers, it will keep you up to date with everything that is going on in ELT, concentrating on our weekly Twitter chat, #ELTchat.

2014
June
Sandy Millin speaks to new #ELTchat moderator Hada Litim, Phil Longwell speaks to Kevin Stein, Adam Beale, and Adi Rajan, and Chris speaks to Mura Nava and Matthew Noble on how to react to a bad lesson.
January
Chris Wilson speaks to Leo Selivan in a tribute to Dave Willis.
Vicky Loras speaks to Sue Annan.

Chris speaks to Alex Grevett about English as a Lingua Franca and pronunciation.

2013
July
Cecilia Lemos on oral correction - Uncut
June
June's podcast introduces my new co-host, Chris Wilson, who spoke to Paul Braddock on the flipped classroom. The show also features Cecilia Lemos on oral correction, Vicky Loras talks to Wiktor Kostrzewski, and Katy Davies lists her top ten reasons for going to the IATEFL conference.
April
Marisa and Shaun at IATEFL Liverpool

Phil Longwell on Mindfulness - Uncut

2012
November
August's podcast features Phil Longwell on mindfulness, Vicky Loras talks to Rachael Roberts and speaks to me about the ETAS conference in Switzerland, and Chris Wilson tells us about new type of summary.
August - Part Two
This week, Vicky Loras catches up with one of our loyal chatters Lesley Cioccarelli, Tamas Lorincz speaks to Genevieve White, who tells us about how she discovered ELTchat, and Bruno is back with more interviews from the BRAZTesol conference in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
August - Johanna Stirling Uncut August - Part One
August's podcast features a round up of the month's chats with Dina Dobrou, Johanna Stirling on spelling, and Bruno Andrade reports from the BrazlTESOL conference in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
June - Tony Gurr Uncut
The full, uncut interview with Tony Gurr; James Taylor interviews Tony on his views on teacher observation after an #ELTchat on this topic which Tony was unable to follow.
June
Our June podcast with moderator Marisa Constantinides talking about the importance of #ELTchat being shortlisted in the ELTons Awards for Innovation in Teacher Resources, as well as new the #ELTchat blogger badges for our summary writers. Sandy Millin talks about three different #ELTchats, Vicky Loras interviews one of our #ELTchatters, Naomi Epstein, and James Taylor talks to Tony Gurr about teacher observation.
March - IATEFL Special
A podcast with Sandy Millin's IATEFL Glasgow diary, Dina Dobrou interviewing colleagues who attended the #ELTchat Symposium, and James Taylor talking to Sharon Hartle, presenter at the #ELTchat Symposium and Shaun Wilden, #ELTchat moderator talking about his thoughts and feelings after our Symposium.
February
Sandy Millin's monthly Round up, Shaun Wilden on the #ELTchat Symposium at IATEFL Glasgow, Tara Benwell on the #ELTchat Blog Challenge, Bethany Cagnol on next month's #ELTchat Blog Challenge, and Yihtza Sarwono and her love of #ELTchat !! Enjoy!
Uncut Episode 2 - Vicky Loras talks to Cherry Philipose January
Round up, JALT 2011, Interview and Reflective Practice

2011
Uncut Episode 1 #BRELTchat A little Christmas Present from #ELTchat - our Podcasts are back!
2010

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The ELTchat podcast contains all the latest news from the world of English Language Teaching. Made by teachers, for teachers, it will keep you up to date with everything that is going on in ELT, concentrating on our weekly Twitter chat, #ELTchat.

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Let's have a look at the concurring-to-English from different-language-background phenomena

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Let's have a look at the concurring-to-English from different-language-background phenomena

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...and let's approach the process as a synchronizing devices.. (time tense mechanism, word order, connection  words, how-to qualifying nouns or verbs works.. etc)

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2015

21. Jan 2014 #ELTchat Hangout with Nicky Hockly - on Technology

2012

#ELTchat goes to BrazTESOL 2012!! Interviews from #ELTchat followers, Twitter PLN and plenary speakers at BrazTESOL 2012 in Rio de Janeiro!

#ELTchat Interview - Carol Read On the occasion of Carol Read's nomination for IATEFL President, she was kind enough to give us an interview about her plans and her involvement with Twitter and #ELTchat.

2011

Interview with Ken Wilson who talks about reading aloud and motivating students in receptive skills lessons (reading and listening).

#ELTchat goes to TESOL France!!! Interviews with #ELTchat friends at the TESOL France Colloquium in November 2011.

November 2011 Tara Benwell interviews #ELTchat moderator Marisa Constantinides

September 2010 1st #Eltchat Birthday in Second Life

2009

Our first ever video with the original team of moderators - Shelly Terrel, Bernadette Wall, Marisa Constantinides

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21. Jan 2014 #ELTchat Hangout with Nicky Hockly - on Technology #ELTchat goes to BrazTESOL 2012!! Interviews from #ELTchat followers, Twitter PLN and plenary speakers at BrazTESOL 2012 in Rio de Janeiro! #ELTchat Interview - Carol Read On the occasion of Carol Read's nomination for IATEFL President, she was kind enough to give us an interview about her plans and her involvement with Twitter and #ELTchat.

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The LAD -Language Acquisition Device- concept..

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The LAD -Language Acquisition Device- concept..

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If so let's keep close to the purpose-meaning of a stream message..

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A physicist approaching to universal grammar..

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A physicist approaching to universal grammar..

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As light refracts to produce color, verbs, nouns, adjectives, adverbs and connectors works as communication layers and as so they act as its physic field meaning travels/goes through; & we have to code-decode it...

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Noam Chomsky on Language Acquisition and Memory Formation

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A clip from Michel Gondry's Is the Man Who Is Tall Happy? (2013). References are made to the Tadoma method, Critical Period for language and Plato's Remembrance Theory. Here is English text for translating the dialogue on Google Translate (https://translate.google.com/) ---- I remember, and sort of standing there looking around, wondering what all these kids were up to and why and so on.