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Ну и тем более, в изучении родной аглицкой речи не возлагают они в массе своей сии бремена неудобоносимые на школяров, "for obvious reasons":TEACHING PRONUNCIATION – HOW AND WHY
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But, unfortunately, very few will start you and your students where you need to, at the phoneme level.
Start with Phonemes (but not necessarily phonetic script)
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Phonetic symbols
You might also consider teaching your students symbols from the phonetic alphabet. Learning some of these symbols can clear confusion where the same letters have different sounds. For example, the ‘th’ in ‘there’ and the ‘th’ in ‘thanks’ look the same, but they are not. Of course, knowing phonetic symbols isn’t essential and would be overkill with children. That said, it would be worth it for visual or analytical learners.
https://www.quora.com/Do-Americans-lear ... e-childrenhttps://www.usingenglish.com/forum/threads/do-they-teach-the-ipa-phonetic-alphabet-in-us-uk-schools.249493/ пишет:The US has 13,506 school districts, each of which may have its own curriculum. I would not be surprised if a few of them teach the IPA, but it's certainly not the norm.
Most Americans know IPA as a type of beer, not sure many know it is a phonetic alphabet.
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