Thesis Abstract and Dissertation Abstracts
The Priority Method for Korean ESL Students: Consonants and Vowels
Abstract Category: Education
Course / Degree: Doctor of Letters in Teaching
Institution / University: St. Clements University, Trinidad and Tobago
Published in: 1998
The dissertation will give an applied methodology to testing, evaluating and retraining traditional and individual phonemic error types and rates in the Korean ESL, English as a Second Language, student. The use of data taken from segmental sound analysis from Contrastive Analysis studies is used to develop a theoretical map of error types and rates of each Korean ESL student and also allows for individual error types and rates using a language feedback system known as a 'language learning loop'.
Dissertation Keywords/Search Tags:
Contrastive Analysis, Consonants and Vowels, Phonemic Transfer Errors
This Dissertation Abstract may be cited as follows:
Tice, B.S. (2007) The Priority Method for Korean ESL Students: Consonants and Vowels. Baton Rouge: Dissertation.com.
Submission Details: Dissertation Abstract submitted by Bradley S. Tice from United States on 30-Mar-2011 21:40.
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Bradley S. Tice Contact Details: Email: paulatice@att.net
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