The resources
below support activities in the Study Skills Success exercises.
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But
how do I know what to say? Download: PDF
(0.1MB)
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Practice
giving a talk
Download an examiner's comments on the candidates: Download: PDF
(0.1MB)
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Pronunciation
Two very good pronunciation resources are: Clear Pronunciation 1 (Sounds) - Learners find it extremely useful to practise pronunciation independently. This program will help them recognise and pronounce 43 English phonemes through activities, audio and video. Clear Pronunciation 2 (Speech) - Learners focus on recognising and producing the features of natural, native-speaker speech: consonant clusters, word and sentence stress, connected speech and intonation. With video and audio input. Connected
Speech - This CD-Rom helps with aspects of pronunciation
in, as the title suggests, connected speech. It looks
at pause groups, pitch change, sentence stress, linking,
syllable and word stress and the international phonetic
alphabet.
Just
a Minute - This is a BBC comedy program where contestants
have to speak for a minute on a given topic without
hesitation, repetition or deviation from the topic.
Don't worry: you won't have to perform like this in
most exams! www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/comedy...
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Agenda
- To listen to people giving opinions on controversial
subjects, listen to the BBC's Agenda. www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice
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Support pages with full teaching and technical
support for Study Skills Success.
Study Skills Success is a must for all schools
developing students' academic study skills and for all students starting out
in higher education. To find out more about Study
Skills Success and how to buy it, 
