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Page history last edited by Judy Thompson 10 years, 5 months ago

Welcome to the English Phonetic Alphabet Wiki.

 

Two special features make The English Phonetic Alphabet (EPA) a favorite pronunciation tool of ESL/EFL teachers  and suitable for every level of English learner:

 

1) EPA uses ABC and standard keyboard symbols to represent the 40+ sounds of spoken English

 

2) The Thompson Vowel Chart pairs vowel sounds with color names to provide a simple, accurate pronunciation system for every word in English. By attaching new information - vowel sounds, to information  students already know - ABC and Colors, this simple system is suitable for every level of English language learner.

 

Here is a short document outlining EPA including the Thompson Vowel Chart (Open the link and click on Download for the full-size version)

 

 

EPA Wiki Contents

1) Literacy includes a folder for Pre-Literacy Lessons as well as a series of pages called Basic Pronunciation on how to teach Vowel Sounds to beginners

2) Consonants  on how to teach Consonant Sounds including a folder for Consonant Exercises

3) Vowels on how to teach Vowel Sounds using the Thompson Color Vowel association chart including a folder for Vowel Exercises

4) Miscellaneous Exercises  for Transcriptions and whole alphabet exercises

 

Always click Download for full-size versions

 

This is a free, collaborative website. Teachers are invited and encouraged to contribute  EPA exercises and ideas they have created and enjoy using in their classrooms.

 

To submit a page

1) go to the appropriate folder

2) click on the option to - Upload in the left hand margin

3) highlight the doc you want to contribute

4) click - Open 

 

You are free to use any of the pages on this site. However, please make the appropriate reference. If you have any doubts about electronic citing, I suggest that you pay a visit to the site Internet Public Library:Citing Electronic Resources here you will find several files on the subject as well as specific bibliography.

 

Enjoy the wiki. Ask judy@thompsonlanguagecenter.com if you have any questions or would like more folders added.

 

Please remember to have fun with the wiki and sharing EPA with your students! 

 

 

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