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why we have to learn phonology. Is it necessary when we are speaking? Do these terms play an important role when we pronounce the word?

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why we have to learn phonology. Is it necessary when we are speaking? Do these terms play an important role when we pronounce the word?

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games
terminology
grammer

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1) breakout room discussion
2) games
3) discussion as a whole

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1. Imagining our perfect rooms
2. Analysing quotes fr fav movies
3. Guessing whether statements made in future abt partners are true/false

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1. Summary exercises in which we tested each other
2. Movie quotes to identify and familiarise with connected speech
3. Guessing True/False statements about what our partners will do in the future.

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1. Words in diff cultures are not spoken phoneme by phoneme
2. Natural speech is lazy
3. Phonemic symbols are actually useful

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pronunciation in different type of  speech  spoken terms. phonemic symbols and terminology

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pronunciation in different type of  speech  spoken terms. phonemic symbols and terminology

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1. Use of perfect tenses
2. Lots of exceptions to the rule
3. Grammar truly decides the meaning of sentences

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1) some pronunciations sound the same.
2) the symbols are useful
3) needs to spend time to learn

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Three important things I learnt about phonology

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Three important things I learnt about phonology

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1. More conscious awareness about the ways we subconsciously make our speech lazy as native speakers.
2. Phonemic symbols are painful, but useful as they are applicable for all languages and accents.
3. Accents influence the features of connected speech, or how they are applied.

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grammar rules and how we could exactly make a sentence with the correct grammar terms and strutting the sentence

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grammar rules and how we could exactly make a sentence with the correct grammar terms and strutting the sentence

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1) correct use of tenses
2) the meaning of the tenses in relation to the timeline
3) understand the terms of the tenses

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1. Frequency of use brushes up knowledge of grammar
2. Things may look hard at first, keep at it and it gets better
3. Steady steady, pom pi pi

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my classmates are very good . We learned a lot things from each other. 

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my classmates are very good . We learned a lot things from each other. 

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Involvement
participation
knowledge

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Three important things I learnt about grammar

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Three important things I learnt about grammar

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1. The different tenses and the ways they provide meaning.
2. Sentence patterns that help break down/identify the tenses/meaning
3. Articles and how they are not present in all languages. Had never really thought about it until this short course.

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1) explaining things from different points of view
2) the way to explain certain terms
3) their knowledge.

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Three things I learnt from my classmates

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Three things I learnt from my classmates

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1. Bouncing off ideas and reinforcing learning concepts in breakout rooms for grammar and pronunciation basics.
2. We all have our own uncertainties/room for new knowledge out of our comfort zone.
3. Remembering that Harry Potter quote more clearly now.

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1. What we learnt in the grammar section
- is that the essential bits?
- what else sld we research on our own?
2. Varied freer practice for learners
- where can we find more of these to guide our lesson planning?

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1. How would you guide/reinforce an adult learner through pronunciation, especially sounds they are unfamiliar with.
2. Ways to improve/reinforce my own knowledge of grammar and phonology before embarking on the full CELTA course.
3. I am curious about what others have learnt/appreciated about themselves/their current lives through this short course.

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1) how to learn the phonemic chart effectively
2) any source to refer to if any queries