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    Phonemic awareness‚ a sub-step of phonological awareness‚ is the ability to hear individual sounds‚ or phonemes‚ in words. A word such as ‘cat’ has three individual phonemes‚ /c/ /a/ /t/ and it has three letters. A word such as ‘cheep’ has three phonemes‚ /ch/ /ee/ /p/ even though it has five letters. The English language has twenty-six letters and forty-four phonemes. We teach students to isolate phonemes by identifying

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    reading‚ his eyes glanced over the pages‚ and his heart searched out the sense‚ but his voice and tongue were silent. Role of Speech in Reading • Practical importance of this issue - – How do we teach reading • phonics method emphasizes grapheme/phoneme conversions • whole-word method- emphasizes direct connection between the written word as a patttern and its meaning – How do we teach the deaf reader – How do we deal with dialect mismatch Why Propose Speech Process in Reading • Do you hear

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    focus on and manipulate phonemes in spoken words.The following tasks are commonly used to assess children’s PA or to improve their PA through instruction and practice: 1. Phoneme isolation‚ which requires recognizing individual sounds in words‚ for example‚ “Tell me the first sound in paste.” (/p/) 2. Phoneme identity‚ which requires recognizing the common sound in different words. For example‚ “Tell me the sound that is the same in bike‚ boy‚ and bell.” (/b/) 3. Phoneme categorization‚ which requires

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    removed from digitized speech by means of band-pass filters‚ the signal was also pre-emphasized‚ and windowed and blocked by Hamming window. A time alignment algorithm was used to compensate for differences in utterance lengths and misalignments between phonemes. Frame features were extracted by using MFCC coefficients to reduce the amount of the information in the input signal. Finally the neural network classified the unknown digit. This recognition system achieved a 99.5% correct digit recognition in the

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    Teacher introduces the phoneme /ae/ with part of the body - arm . Teacher show an arm to the pupils to introduce the phoneme /ae/ Pupils say after the teacher. Pupils hold their arm while say the word Teacher used part of the body. Step 2 (10 minutes) Reading Read with the correct intonation Teacher reads the speech bubbles in sequence. Pupils follow say after the teacher - Step 3 (15 minutes) Read Emphasis on phoneme /ae/ Teacher guide in reading Emphasis on phoneme /ae/ Pupils been guided

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    perception and production of speech sounds (phonemes). • The study of how speech sounds are produced and what their acoustic properties are. – Articulatory phonetics (concerned with how sounds are formed) – Acoustic phonetics (concerned with the acoustic properties of sounds) • Clinical phonetics involves the application of articulatory and acoustic phonetics to the study of speech sound (articulation and phonological) disorders. Phonemes • The smallest linguistic unit

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    Language Analysis Sheet – Vocabulary 1. Word / phrase: Company Teaching Pronunciation (phonemes‚ stress): Three syllables. Company- stress on the first syllable; [ˈkʌmpənɪ] Anticipated problems with pronunciation: Stress on the wrong syllable; Pronounce first syllable with “o” sound. Solution(s): Drill the word in the form 2-2-1 Form (Part(s) of speech‚ collocation‚ (ir)regularity): Part of speech – Noun. Anticipated problems with form: Ss might think that the word should be written

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    Language Paper PSY/360 Language Paper Language‚ though difficult to define is essential in understanding how people use it to explain what they need‚ feel‚ or want; it is how humans communicate. It is a special task that only humans can accomplish (Willingham‚ 2007). It is communicative‚ arbitrary in relationship between utterances and meaning‚ structured‚ dynamic‚ and lacks generativity (Willingham). Language consists of two main parts which are grammar and lexicon (Willingham). Grammar

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    language is uniquely human‚ thereby provoking a better understanding of language (Willingham‚ 2007). Language must meet five criteria; communicative‚ arbitrary‚ structured‚ generative‚ and dynamic‚ and language must have definable structure in its phonemes‚ words‚ sentences‚ and texts (STIR‚ (n..d.)) (Pati‚ 2000) (Willingham‚ 2007). Cognitive psychology seeks to understand and explain how human beings acquire‚ comprehend‚ and produce language (STIR‚ (n.d.)). Definition of Language and Lexicon

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    structure and produce language. To produce language‚ one must build words using phonemes and morphemes‚ and then string those words into sentences using the rules of grammar; syntax and semantics. The first building block is a phoneme. They are the most basic unit of speech; an individual sound. All languages use phonemes. English uses approximately forty. They can have distinctive features‚ voiced or unvoiced components. Phonemes are so basic that they do not have any meaning until put together. The second

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