I gather from Robin Walker (who is about to take over from me as editor of
'Speak Out!')that all the presenters have agreed to write up their
presentations for publication in the autumn/winter 2008 issue.

regards

Michael Vaughan-Rees

> Jonathan,
>
> will it be possible to get copies of these presentations?
>
> Thanks
>
> Scott Gannon
> Bangkok
>
>
>
> Jonathan Marks <jonathanmarks@wp.pl> wrote:
> Wednesday April 9th is the day of the PronSIG programme at the
> IATEFL
> conference in Exeter. Here's the programme:
>
> 1025-1110 Bunny Richardson: Negative attitudes to English-teachers'
> 'non-standard'accents and solutions
>
> 1145-1230 Bertha Chela-Flores: Maximizing accuracy and fluency in
> pronunciation teaching
>
> 1400-1445 Hande Isil Mengu: A suggested package for teaching pronunciation
>
> 1500-1530 PronSIG Open Forum
>
> 1545-1630 Piers Messum: Children don't learn to pronounce by
> imitation, nor do adults
>
> 1705-1735 Frances Hotimsky: The constant listener
>
> 1750-1850 John Wells & Gerald Kelly: Is it time to lay R.P. to rest?
>
> Pearson Longman have kindly offered to donate a copy of the new
> edition of the John Wells pronunciation dictionary, which will be
> raffled at the Open Forum. If you're coming to the conference, don't
> miss it!
>
>
>
>
>
>
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