Week2 what's the point
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Today's English public speaking class covered several topics: 1. Students participated in a listening exercise and informal group presentations to practice language skills. 2. The class watched a presentation example and reviewed a presentation checklist to learn what makes an effective presentation. 3. Working in groups, students created presentations about the presentation checklist to share with their classmates, and received feedback on how to improve future presentations.
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1) The study investigated how university students improved their English pronunciation through the online tool Voki.
2) 22 students used Voki to practice pronunciation of minimal pairs, diphthongs, and connected speech.
3) Results found most students agreed that using ICT tools like Voki helped improve their pronunciation and they enjoyed integrating technology into learning.
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1. A study examined the use of the online tool Voki to improve English pronunciation among university students in a Pronunciation module.
2. Students engaged in activities on minimal pairs, diphthongs, and connected speech using Voki and were surveyed on their experience.
3. Results showed most students had a positive attitude towards using ICTs for pronunciation and believed it helped improve their skills, though some struggled with certain pronunciation elements and network issues arose.
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