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Pronunciation in EMI EMI的发音
Pub Date : 2021-04-08 DOI: 10.4324/9781003134534-7
Esther Gómez-Lacabex, Hanne Roothooft
The consolidation of English as a global language has brought with it the need to reconceptualise aspects such as English pronunciation, which seems to be experiencing a detachment from the native norm and the integration of multicultural identities. EMI students have been reported to favour intelligibility over accurate pronunciation, as they represent a community of learners for whom English is a tool rather than a target. As previous research has reported that pronunciation may be an anxiety factor for students in speaking exchanges, this study explored how 126 EMI students envision the learning of pronunciation, their attitudes towards EMI teachers’ pronunciation and their pronunciation anxiety upon interaction with different interlocutors in their EMI context: teachers, local peers, L1 English international peers and L2 English international peers. The data from a questionnaire and focus groups revealed that these EMI learners conceptualize pronunciation as a communication tool rather than a subject to be learnt; they revealed that they do not experience uneasiness during lessons owing to their lecturers’ pronunciation, expressing that fluency is more important than pronunciation accuracy. Finally, they showed more pronunciation anxiety if the interlocutor was the teacher or an L1 English speaker than if it was a local peer or L2 English speaker.
英语作为一种全球语言的巩固带来了对英语发音等方面重新概念化的需要,英语发音似乎正在脱离本土规范,融入多元文化身份。据报道,EMI学生更喜欢可理解性而不是准确的发音,因为他们代表了一个学习者社区,对他们来说,英语是一种工具而不是目标。正如之前的研究所报道的那样,发音可能是学生在口语交流中焦虑的一个因素,本研究探讨了126名EMI学生如何设想发音学习,他们对EMI教师发音的态度,以及他们在EMI环境中与不同对话者(教师、本地同龄人、母语英语国际同龄人和第二语言英语国际同龄人)互动时的发音焦虑。问卷调查和焦点小组的数据显示,这些EMI学习者将发音概念化为一种交流工具,而不是一门要学习的学科;他们表示,在上课时不会因为老师的发音而感到不安,并表示流利度比发音准确更重要。最后,如果对话者是老师或母语为英语的人,他们会比当地同龄人或母语为英语的人表现出更多的发音焦虑。
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Epilogue 后记
Pub Date : 1900-01-01 DOI: 10.4324/9781003134534-11
H. Malmström, Diane Pecorari
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