I've never used colours, though I suppose
synesthetic associations between colour stimuli and sound quality could be
exploited in teaching. Music is great for stress and rhythm practice. What I've
always done with my student in practical phonetics classes is all sorts of
breathing and relaxation exercises, sometimes inspired by hatha yoga. Students
should learn to control their breath, phonation and articulation.
Piotr
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Sent: Friday, October 20, 2000 5:59 PM
Subject: [phoNet] phonetics teaching methods
Hi,
I just fall into this group as I'm searching for new
methods of
teaching phonetics. I heard that there are ways as using colors
and
musics to teach it. Does any one of you know some references on these
methods? Any other methods are welcome.
Thanks.
Regards.
Dexian
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