%0 Journal Article
%T Palatalization in English: An Articulation Problem for Turkish Teacher Trainees
%A Prof. Dr. Mehmet Demirezen
%J Journal of Language and Linguistic Studies
%D 2005
%I Journal of Language and Linguistic Studies
%X In the field of teacher training, there is a scarcity of teaching pronunciation teachingmethodology to cure the fossilized mistakes of teacher trainees and foreign language teacherson-the-job. A case study pertaining to this situation is handled for the first time in this articleunder the title of ˇ°Audio-articulation Methodˇ± (Demirezen, 2003; Hi mano lu, 2004). Thismethod takes up a fossilized mistake of teacher trainees or teachers on-the-job in fifty minutesand brings in pronunciation correction by using tongue-twisters, idioms, proverbs, and thelike. Thus, it cures the fossilized mistake to a grater extent by creating a higher awareness andimproving communicative fluency. This method through task-based point of view removesthe related fossilized mistake and brings in pronunciation betterment to the teacher traineesand the teachers on-the-job.
%K Palatalization
%K audio-articulation method
%K minimal pairs
%K contextual sentences
%K task-based teaching
%K fossilized mistakes.
%U http://www.jlls.org/Issues/Volume1/No.1/mehmetdemirezen.pdf