minimal essentials for teaching English prosody

ӳޠϓϩισΟࢦಋͷ
ϛχϚϜΤοηϯγϟϧζ
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ࠃࡍίϛϡχέʔγϣϯηϯλʔ
େ࿨ ஌࢙ʢ΍·ͱ ͔ͣͻͱʣ
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ୈ1ࣨɹ੢ؗ2֊ ߨٛࣨF
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• ຊWSͰ͸ɼൃදऀ͕͜Ε·Ͱ֤ॴͰ͓࿩͖ͯ͠
ͨʮӳޠϓϩισΟࢦಋʢֶशʣͷ3ͭͷݪଇʯ
ΛӳޠϓϩισΟࢦಋͷʮϛχϚϜΤοηϯγϟ
ϧζʯͱͯ͠ఏҊ͠ɼͦͷ֓ཁΛ͓࿩͠͠·͢ɻ
• ͦͯ͠ɼ͜Ε·Ͱ͸׆ಈྫͷ঺հͳͲΛத৺ʹ͠
͍ͯ·͕ͨ͠ɼࠓճ͸ɼαϯϓϧςΩετΛ༻͍
ͯɼڭࡐݚڀɾ׆ಈͷԼ஍ͮ͘ΓΛ͍͖ͯͨͩ͠
͍ͨͱࢥ͍·͢ɻ
• Ͳ͏ͧΑΖ͓͘͠ئ͍͍ͨ͠·͢ɻ

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ຊWSͷߏ੒
1.͸͡Ίʹ
2.ൃԻࢦಋʹ͋ͨͬͯ
3.ӳޠϓϩισΟࢦಋͷʮϛχϚϜΤο
ηϯγϟϧζʯ
4.࿮૊ΈΛͲͷΑ͏ʹ׆༻͢Δʁ
5.࣭ٙɾίϝϯτɾҙݟަ׵
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1. ͸͡Ίʹ
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• ͱ͍͏͜ͱͰվΊ·ͯ࢝͠Ί·͢ɻ
• ຊ೔͸ɼҎԼͷ͜ͱΛ͓࿩͍ͨ͠͠ͱࢥ͍·
͢ɻ
- ൃԻࢦಋʹ͋ͨͬͯɾݱঢ়
- ӳޠϓϩισΟࢦಋͷϛχϚϜΤοηϯγϟ
ϧζʢͱͯ͠ͷ࿮૊ΈͷఏҊʣ
- ࿮૊Έͷ׆༻ͷ࢓ํʢಛʹڭࡐݚڀͱͯ͠ʣ
- ίϝϯτɾҙݟަ׵ɼͳͲ

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ൃԻࢦಋͷݱঢ়
• ൃԻࢦಋͷݱঢ়͸Ͳ͏Ͱ͔͢ʁʢ೔ຊฤʣ
• ࢀձऀͷօ͞Μͷ࣮ଶ͸͍͔͕Ͱ͠ΐ͏
͔ʁʢϖΞɾάϧʔϓͰܰ͘γΣΞʣ
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ൃԻࢦಋͷݱঢ়
• ൃԻࢦಋͷݱঢ়͸Ͳ͏Ͱ͔͢ʁʢ೔ຊฤʣ
• ϕωοηڭҭ૯߹ݚڀॴ(2016)ͷௐࠪɿ
தߴͱ΋ʹʮԻಡʯɾʮൃԻࢦಋʯ͸ɼ
ʮΑ͘ߦ͏ʯɾʮͱ͖Ͳ͖ߦ͏ʯ཰͕ඇ
ৗʹߴ͍ɻ
• ʮੜెಉ࢜ͷձ࿩ʯ΍ʮεϐʔνɾϓϨ
θϯςʔγϣϯʯ͸௿͍ɻ
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ൃԻࢦಋͷݱঢ়
• Ͱ΋ɼௐࠪʹ͍ͭͯ͸ɼؾʹͳΔ఺͕…
• ͦͷʮԻಡʯ͸ɼڭՊॻຊจͳͲͷԻ੠త෼ੳʹج͍͍ͮͯΔ
ͩΖ͏͔ʁCDΛϞσϧԻ੠ͱͯ͠ɼListen & Repeat ͷΈʹ
ͳͬͯ͸͍ͳ͍ͩΖ͏͔ʁ
• ͦͷʮൃԻࢦಋʯ͸ɼԻ੠ֶతഎܠʹج͍͍ͮͯΔͩΖ͏͔ʁ
• ࣲా ΄͔(2008)ɼՏ಺ࢁ ΄͔(2011)ɿڭһཆ੒ɼݚमͷػձ͕
ෆे෼ɼൃԻࢦಋʹର͢Δࣗ৴ͷͳ͞
• ೖߐʢ2017ʣɿ
ʮίϛϡχέʔγϣϯྗΛ͚ͭͤ͞Δ͜ͱΛ໨ඪʹ͠ͳ͕Βɼ
࣮ࡍͷձ࿩Ͱ࢖ΘΕͳ͍Α͏ͳΠϯτωʔγϣϯɾϦζϜɾε
τϨεΛܦݧ͍ͤͯͯ͞͸μϝͰ͢ʢp.11ʣʯ
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ൃԻࢦಋͷݱঢ়
• ൃԻࢦಋͷݱঢ়͸ʁʢࢀߟɿ Ԥถฤʣ
• Murphy (2014)
• Foote, Hotby, & Derwing (2011): ΧφμͰͷௐࠪ
• ܦݧɾݚमɾϦιʔεɾαϙʔτෆ଍ʢChapman, 2007;
Dalton & Seidlhofer, 1994ʣ
One recurring theme was that many teachers are hesitant when it
comes to teaching pronunciation due to inexperience, lack of
specialized training, lack of resources and/or lack of institutional
support.
(Murphy, 2014, p.204-5)
• तۀͷதʹɾଞٕೳͱ߹Θͤͯ౷߹తʹऔΓೖΕΑ͏ͱ͢Δಈ͖
ʢNation & Newton , 2009; Celce-Murcia et al., 2010; Nicola &
Darcy, 2015; Jones, 2016)
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1. ͸͡Ίʹ

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ຊWSͷߏ੒
1.͸͡Ίʹ
ηϯγϟϧζʯ
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2. ൃԻࢦಋʹ͋ͨͬͯ
• ൃԻࢦಋͷྲྀΕ
• ԿΛ஌͓ͬͯ͘΂͖͔
• ೔ຊਓӳޠֶशऀͷ໰୊఺ɾࢦಋ্ͷ՝୊
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ൃԻࢦಋͷྲྀΕ
• ൃԻࢦಋͷྲྀΕΛ͞Βͬͱ֬ೝ
• 80s·Ͱ: segmentalத৺
• 90s·Ͱ: bottom-up→top-down
• 00sҎ߱: seg/supra balanced
• World EnglishesɹɹJenkins (2000)ɿ Lingua Franca Core
• prosodyཁૉͰ͸ nucleus placement, chunking ͕core
• ࠷ۙͷgoal: intelligibility, comprehensibilityʢ࣍ͷεϥ
ΠυͷදΛࢀরʣ
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ൃԻࢦಋͷྲྀΕ
ൃԻࢦಋͷΞϓϩʔνʢGrant, et al., 2014ʣ
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Traditional Approaches Current Approaches
learner goals Perfect, naive-like pronunciation Comfortable intelligibility
Speech features
All segmentals (consonant and
vowel sounds)
Selected segmental and suprasegmentals
(stress, rhythm, and intonation) based on
need and context
Practice formats Decontextualized drills
controlled aural-oral drills as well as
semi-communicative practice formats
Language
background
of teachers
Native-speaking teachers
Native-speaking and proﬁcient non-native
speaking teachers
Speaking models Native-speaker models
Variety of models and standards
depending on the listener, context, and
purpose
Curriculum choices
Stand-alone courses isolated
from the rest of the curriculum
Stand-alone courses or integrated into
other content or skill areas, often
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ൃԻࢦಋͷྲྀΕ
• ࠷ۙͷgoalʹ͍ͭͯ௥ՃͰ֬ೝ
• intelligibility, comprehensibility, accentedness
ʢcf. େ࿨, 2012; Isaacs & Troﬁmovich (eds.), 2017ʣ
• i: ฉ͖ख͕࿩ऀͷϝοηʔδΛཧղ͢Δఔ౓
• c: ฉ͖ख͕࿩ऀͷϝοηʔδΛཧղ͢ΔͨΊʹ෷͏࿑ྗͷఔ౓
• a: ࠃɾ஍ҬɾഎܠΛ൓ө͢Δ΋ͷ
• aͱi͸ ͋Δఔ౓ಠཱ͍ͯ͠ΔʢDerwing & Munro, 1997ʣ
• iͱc͸teachableʢDerwing, Munro & Wiebe, 1998ʣ
• nativeness principle vs intelligibility principle (Levis, 2005;
2018)
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• ԿΛ஌͓ͬͯ͘΂͖͔
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ԿΛ஌͓ͬͯ͘΂͖͔
• ڭһͷ஌ࣝج൫ʢBrinton, 2014; Celce-Murcia et al., 2010ʣ
• Brinton (2014)
• conceptual knowledge: teacher’s basic philosophy
• descriptive knowledge: basic facts of pronunciation
• procedural knowledge: basic skills to teach pronunciation
• Celce-Murcia et al. (2010) ʢࢿྉ p2ʣ
• knowledge of the pronunciation features
• awareness of potential
• ڭһ͸ԿΛ஌͓ͬͯ͘΂͖͔ʢMurphy, 2018ʣ
• Table 18.1ʢcf. contemporary research ﬁndingsʣɹʢࢿྉp.2ʣ
• Table 18.2ʢcf. pronunciation teacher development resources and
classroom activity recipe collectionsʣɹʢࢿྉ p.3ʣ
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ൃԻࢦಋͷྲྀΕ
• Table 18.1
• Derwing & Munro(2015) : pronunciation fundamentals
• suprasegmental ॏࢹͷࢦಋͩͱɼintelligibility΍comprehensibility
ʹ޲্͕ʢDerwing, Munro and Wiebe, 1998ʣ
• Grant (2014) , Brinton (2014): pronunciation myths
• શͯͷԻ੠߲໨͕ॏཁͱ͍͏༁Ͱ͸ͳ͘ɼprimary focus,
prominence, stress-timed rhythm, thought group, pausingͳͲͷ
suprasegmental features͸ॏཁ
• Lee et al.(2015) ; meta analysis 86ຊͷPI࿦จΛϨϰϡʔ
• Derwing et al. (1998) ɼGordon and Darcy(2012), Yates(2003) ,
Hahn (2004) ͳͲ͸supra > seg
• Levis (2005)΍Saito(2012)ͳͲ͸segmentalͷํ͕؆୯
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ൃԻࢦಋͷྲྀΕ
• Table 18.1
• Thomson & Derwing (2015) : narrative review
• 75ຊͷL2 pronun࿦จΛϨϰϡʔɼ਺Ͱ͸segͷํ͕suprasegΑΓଟ͍
• Dickerson (2010)
• Իӆ࿦Λڭ͍͑ͯΔதͰɼdiscourse meaningʹ΋ͱ͍ͮͯڭतॱংΛݕ
౼͢ΔॏཁੑΛઆ͘
• େ͖ͳଆ໘͔Βཧղ͢Δํ͕Α͍ɻ·ͨɼϓϩισΟͷཁૉ͸֤ཁૉͱ૬
ޓʹؔ࿈͍ͯ͠ΔʢGilbert, 2008ʣɻ
• Gilbert(2008): pronunciation pyramid
• Goodwin(2014) : In Celce-Muricia et al.(2014)
• While the sound system of English traditionally has been introduced "in
building-block fashion" beginning with smaller units of analysis (e.g.,
consonants, consonants cluster, vowels) and building incrementally
toward larger ones (e.g., word stress, prominence, thought groups,
intonation), "this is not how our learners experience
language" (Goodwin, 2014, p.138).
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ൃԻࢦಋͷྲྀΕ
• Table 18.1
• Murphy(2013; 2017):
• intro: which facets of pronunciation are the most important to
teach?
• Lee et al.(2015)ͷϝλ෼ੳΑΓɼL2ൃԻࢦಋ͸શൠͱͯ͠ޮՌ͕͋
Δ͜ͱ͕෼͔ͬͨɻ
• ESL؀ڥͰͷ༏ઌॱҐͱͯ͠ɼදͷ௨Γͱͳ͍ͬͯΔ͜ͱ͸֤छݚ
ڀ͔Β΋໌Β͔ͱͳ͍ͬͯΔʢField(2005)ͷޠڧ੎ɼHahn(2004)ͷ
จڧ੎ɼPickering(2001),Wennerstrom(2001)ͷԻௐɼDerwing &
Munro(1997)ͷ࿩଎ɼͳͲʣɻ
• Derwing, Munro & Wiebe(1997), Derwing and Rossiter(2003)͸ɼ
supra͕comprehensibility΍ﬂuencyʹߩݙ͢Δͱ͠ɼsegmentals͸
ൃԻͷޡΓ΁ͷؾ͖ͮͷ޲্ʹߩݙ͢Δͱ͍͏݁ՌΛಘ͍ͯΔɻ
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ൃԻࢦಋͷྲྀΕ
• ϓϩισΟࢦಋͷඞཁੑ
• Segmental and/or Suprasegmental
• Celce-Murcia et al. (2010), Derwing & Rossiter (2003)
• Dalton & Seidlehofer (1994)
• Wells (2006): native speakers' intuitive reaction
• Celce-Murcia et al. (2010) summarises Derwing and
Rossiter(2003)
while segmental instruction may still be important for
accent reduction in the long run, it is essential to give
priority to prosody in pronunciation since it results in better
comprehensibility in the short run.
(Celce-Muricial et al., 2010, p.)
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ൃԻࢦಋͷྲྀΕ
• ϓϩισΟࢦಋͷඞཁੑ
• ʰӳޠࢦಋ๏ϋϯυϒοΫ3ʻࢦಋٕज़ฤʼʱ͔Β…
ݸʑͷൃԻࢦಋʹ͸ڐ༰౓Λߴ͘ɼͱઆ͍͕ͨɼϦζϜ΍Իௐ
ʹ͍ͭͯ͸ɼ͘͝ॳֶ೥͔Βɼѱ͍บ͕͔ͭͳ͍Α͏ʹɼపఈ
తʹࢦಋ͢Δඞཁ͕͋Δɻ
(੨໦ɾ஑Ӝɾۚాʢฤʣ(1983) p.106)
• ͍ͭ࠷ۙ΋…
ΠϯτωʔγϣϯɾϦζϜɾετϨεͷࢦಋͰ͸ɼͱʹ͔͘࠷
ॳ͕ॏཁͰ͢ɻಋೖͰ͓͔͠ͳΠϯτωʔγϣϯɾϦζϜɾε
τϨεΛฉ͔ͤͯ͠·͏ͱɼͦͷޙͷमਖ਼ʹ๲େͳ͕͔࣌ؒ
͔ͬͯ͠·͍·͢ɻ
(ೖߐ (2017) p.106)
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• ԿΛ஌͓ͬͯ͘΂͖͔
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೔ຊਓӳޠֶशऀͷ໰୊఺ɾࢦಋ্ͷ՝୊
• ޠڧ੎ɾ۠੾Γɾจڧ੎ɾΠϯτωʔγϣϯɾ֩഑ஔͳͲʹ໰୊͕
ʢೆᑍ, 2010; ࡈ౻ɾ্ా, 2011)
• দࡔ(1986): ʮ೔ຊਓֶशऀ͕஫ҙ͢΂͖4఺ʯ
1. ڧܗɼऑܗΛ࢖͍෼͚ɼจڧ੎Λࣗવͳ΋ͷʹ͢Δ
͜ͱɻ
2.จڧ੎ͱ཈༲ͱ͙ͪ͸͙ʹͳΒͳ͍Α͏ʹ͢Δ͜ͱɻ
3.Իௐ֩ͷҐஔΛؒҧ͑ͳ͍Α͏ʹ͢Δ͜ͱɻ
4.Լ߱ௐͰ͸ɼࣗ෼ͷ੠Ҭͷ΋ͬͱ΋Լ·Ͱ͖ͪΜͱ੠
ΛԼΖ͢͜ͱɻʢp.176ʣ
• ͜͏ͨ͠՝୊ΛͲ͏ࠀ෰͢Δ͔ʁ
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ൃԻࢦಋͷݱঢ়ɾϓϩισΟࢦಋͷඞཁੑ
• ࢦಋ্ͷ՝୊
• ݱঢ়Ͱڍ͛ͨ໰୊࠶ͼ
• ॏཁੑ͸ೝࣝʢࣲా ΄͔, 2008ʣɼͰ΋…ࣗ৴͕ͳ͍ɾڭࡐͳ
ͲͰ΋ѻ͍ͮΒ͍ʢChapman, 2007; Dalton & Seidlhofer, 1994)
• ࢦಋ๏΍ڭࡐʹ͸ɼϓϩισΟͷ֤ཁૉʢࢠԻɾ฼Իɾڧ੎ɾϦ
ζϜɾΠϯτωʔγϣϯʣ͕ಠཱ߲໨Ͱ͋ΔΑ͏ʹɼੵΈ্͛ࣜ
ʹฒ΂ΒΕ͍ͯΔɹˠɹinterrelated systemͱͯ͠ଊ͑Α͏ʢcf.
Gilbert, 2008; 2012; 2014; Goodwin, 2014; Rogerson-Revell, 2011ʣ
• ʢ࠶ܝʣतۀͷதʹ౷߹తʹऔΓೖΕΑ͏ͱ͢Δಈ͖ʢCelce-
Murcia et al., 2010; Nation, 2013; Nicola & Darcy, 2015; Jones,
2016)
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ͰɼൃදऀͷఏҊͱͯ͠͸…
• ӳޠϓϩισΟࢦಋͷʮϛχϚϜΤοηϯγϟϧζʯ
Λ…
• ʮϓϩισΟࢦಋʢֶशʣʹ͓͚Δ3ͭͷݪଇʯΛ
࿮૊Έͱ͢Δ͜ͱΛఏҊ͍ͯ͠·͢
• ͜ͷఏҊ͸…
• ϓϩισΟཁૉΛ૬ޓؔ࿈ͨ͠ܗͰɼ
• ݱࡏ๊͑Δ՝୊఺ʹऔΓ૊Ή͜ͱ͕Ͱ͖ͯɼ
• Ͱ͖Δ͚ͩݱঢ়ͷतۀʹ͓͍ͯ΋औΓೖΕΔ͜ͱ
͕Ͱ͖Δ΋ͷ
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ຊWSͷߏ੒
1.͸͡Ίʹ
ηϯγϟϧζʯ
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3. ӳޠϓϩισΟࢦಋͷʮϛχϚϜΤοηϯγϟϧζʯ
• ༏ઌॱҐ͕ߴ͍ͱ͞ΕΔϓϩισΟͷྖҬʹ͍ͭ
ͯɼࢦಋͷඞཁੑ͕͋Δɼͱ͢Δɻ
• ͨͩɼݶΒΕͨ࣌ؒ΍ΧϦΩϡϥϜͷதͰɼͲͷ
Α͏ʹऔΓೖΕΔ͜ͱ͕Ͱ͖Δͷ͔ɻ
• ͋Δ͍͸͜Ε·Ͱʹ܇࿅΍ࢦಋͷํ๏࿦ཱ͕֬͞
Ε͍ͯͳ͍ঢ়ଶͰԿΛͲ͜·Ͱ͢Δͷ͔ɻ
• →ʮϓϩισΟࢦಋʢֶशʣʹ͓͚Δ3ͭͷݪଇʯ
ͱʮ3ͭͷݪଇʯΛ࢖ͬͨ׆ಈɾ४උΛఏҊ͠·
͢ɻ
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3ͭͷݪଇͰӳޠϓϩισΟΛମܥ͚ͮΔ
• ఏҊ͢ΔʮϓϩισΟࢦಋʢֶशʣʹ͓͚Δ3ͭ
ͷݪଇʯͱ͸…
1.฼Իͷ͋Δͱ͜Ζʹഥ͕͘Δ
2.ഥ͕2ͭҎ্ʹͳΕ͹ɼڧऑΛ
3.ڧ͍ഥ͕ෳ਺ʹͳΕ͹ɼͦͷ಺ͷҰͭΛ໨ཱͨ
ͤΔɻ
•ڭһଆ͸ʮڭࡐݚڀɾࢦಋͷνΣοΫϙΠϯτʯ
•ֶशऀଆ͸ʮࣗ෼ͰಡΉɾݴ͏ࡍͷͷߦಈࢦ਑ʯ
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• ϓϩισΟࢦಋʢֶशʣʹ͓͚Δ3ͭͷݪଇ
• ݪଇᶃʮ฼Իͷ͋Δͱ͜Ζʹഥ͕͘Δʯ
• ݪଇᶄʮഥ͕2ͭҎ্ʹͳΕ͹ɼڧऑΛʯ
• ݪଇᶅʮڧ͍ഥ͕ෳ਺ʹͳΕ͹ɼͦͷ಺
ͷҰͭΛ໨ཱͨͤΔʯ
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ϓϩισΟࢦಋʢֶशʣʹ͓͚Δ3ͭͷݪଇ
• ʮԻઅʯɾʮԻઅߏ଄ʯͷ͓࿩
• Իઅ
• ʮϦζϜͷ1ഥ΍ͻͱͭͷڧ੎Λड͚Δ͜ͱͷͰ͖ΔɼԻͷ
࠷খͷ·ͱ·Γʢদࡔ, 1986, p. 165ʣʯ
• ʮ฼ԻΛத৺ͱͯ͠લޙʹࢠԻΛ൐͏୯Ґʢ຀໺, 2005, p.
27ʣʯ
• Իઅߏ଄
• V, CV, CVC, VC ͷ૊Έ߹Θͤ
• CCCVCCCCɹstrengthsɹɹɹɹɹstrike ετϥΠΫ
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• ʮ͔ͿͤԻૉͷษڧ͸ɼԻઅͷݚڀ͔Β࢝ΊΔ͜ͱͱ͢
ΔɻͳͥͳΒɼԻઅ͕ड͚ࡼͱͳͬͯɼจ΍ޠ۟ʹڧ੎͕
ஔ͔Εɼͦͷڧ੎͕ϦζϜΛ࡞Γͩ͠ɼ·ͨ཈༲ͷಈ͖ʹ
͖͔͚ͬΛ༩͑Δ͔ΒͰ͋Δʢদࡔ, 1986, p.165ʣʯ
• ֶशऀͷ๊͑Δ໰୊͸ʁ
• CVߏ଄͕جຊͷ೔ຊޠʹɼCCͷࢠԻ࿈݁Λൃ͢Δ͜ͱ
ͷࠔ೉͞ɻVΛૠೖͯ͠͠·͏ɻ
• ૠೖ͞ΕͨV͕༨෼ͳഥͱͳΓɼௌऀͷೝࣝΛ๦͛Δɻ
• ׆ಈྫɿϋϛϯάɼΘ͟ͱมʹݴ͏ɼͳͲ
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• ݪଇᶄʮഥ͕2ͭҎ্ʹͳΕ͹ڧऑΛ͚ͭΔʯ
• ʮޠڧ੎ʢޠΞΫηϯτʣʯ͔Βʮ۟ΞΫηϯ
τʯɼʮϦζϜʯΛܦͯʮจΞΫηϯτʯͷ͓࿩
• ݪଇᶃΛ֦େͯ͠ɼଟԻઅޠʹͳΔͱͲ͏ͳΔ
͔ɼ·ͨޠ͕࿈ͳΔͱͲ͏ͳΔ͔ʁ
• the characteristics of stressed and unstressed
syllables in single words are mirrored in
rhythm, teaching word stress primes students
for work with suprasegmentals (Lane, 2010, p.
17).
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• ଟԻઅޠͰ͋Ε͹ɼͦΕͧΕͷԻઅ͕ɼୈҰΞ
ΫηϯτɼୈೋΞΫηϯτɼऑΞΫηϯτͷ͍
ͣΕ͔Λ୲͏͜ͱʹͳΔɻ
• ୈҰΞΫηϯτʹ͓͍ͯɼϐονͷಈ͖͕େ͖
͘ɼ௕͘ɼڧ͘ͳΔɻʢe.g. com-mu-ni-CA-tionʣ
• ޠ͕ෳ਺ฒͿͱɼޠͱޠͷؒͰڧऑͷ૊Έ߹Θ
͕ͤͰ͖Δɻˠ ʮ۟ΞΫηϯτʯ

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• ͔۟Βจʹͳͬͨ৔߹ɼจதͷ͋Δޠʢͷ
தͷԻઅʣ͸ڧ͍ΞΫηϯτΛड͚ɼ͋Δ
ޠ͸ड͚ͳ͍ɻˠ ʮจΞΫηϯτʯ
en gi NEER in the END He can HEAR
• ओʹΞΫηϯτΛड͚Δޠˠ಺༰ޠ
• ड͚ͳ͍ޠˠػೳޠ
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• จதʹڧऑͷ૊Έ߹Θ͕ͤͰ͖ΔˠʮϦζϜʯ
• one, two, three, four, ﬁve, six, seven, eight, nine, ten,
eleven, twelve
• examinee → in case of rain → I tried to study very
hard.
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• ʮޠΞΫηϯτʯʹ͓͍ͯɼʮڧ͘ൃԻ͢ΔΑ͏ʹʯͱͷࢦಋʹ͍ͭͯɼ
ϐονͷมԽ΍ΞΫηϯτΛड͚ΔԻઅͷ࣋ଓ࣌ؒ௕ʹ͍ͭͯ͸े෼ʹ
஫ҙΛ෷͏͜ͱ͕Ͱ͖͍ͯͳ͍ɻʢखౡ, 2017: ऑԻͷࢦಋͷॏཁੑʣ
• ΞΫηϯτʹ౳࣌ੑͷ͋Δӳޠʹ͓͍ͯɼϞʔϥʹ౳࣌ੑͷ͋Δ೔ຊޠ
ͷӨڹΛ࣋ͪࠐΜͰ͠·͏ɻ
• ׆ಈྫɿڧऑΛ͚ͭΔɼ಺༰ޠͷΈϦεχϯάɾσΟΫςʔγϣϯͳͲ
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• ͜ͷݪଇ͸ɼʮthought groupʯɾ
ʮԻௐ֩ʢͱͦͷ഑ஔʣʯɾʮτʔϯʯ
ͷ͓࿩
• ޠɾ۟ɾจΞΫηϯτΛड͚ɼϦζϜ
Λܗ੒ͨ͠ൃ࿩ʹߋʹ৘ใ͕ՃΘΔɻ
ʮϓϩισΟࢦಋʢֶशʣʹ͓͚Δ3ͭͷݪଇʯͷ֓ཁ

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• ݪଇᶅʮڧ͍ഥ͕ෳ਺ʹͳΕ͹ɼͦͷ಺ͷ
ҰͭΛ໨ཱͨͤΔʯ
• จΞΫηϯτ΍ϦζϜʹ͓͍ͯɼڧΞΫ
ηϯτΛड͚ΔޠɾԻઅ͕͋Δ͜ͱ͸໌
Β͔ʹͳ͍ͬͯΔɻ
• Ұ࿈ͷൃ࿩͸ɼ୹͍จ΍અͳͲΛͻͱ͔
ͨ·Γͱ۠੾Δ͜ͱ͕Ͱ͖Δɻ͜ͷ۠੾
Γͷ͜ͱΛɼʮthought groupʯͱ͍͏ɻ

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• ݪଇᶅʮڧ͍ഥ͕ෳ਺ʹͳΕ͹ɼͦͷ಺ͷҰͭΛ໨ཱͨͤΔʯ
• thought groupʹؚ·ΕΔୈҰΞΫηϯτΛؚΉޠ܈ͷதͰ΋ɼ
࠷ޙʹݱΕΔ΋ͷ͕࠷΋໨ཱͭ܏޲ʹ͋Δʢ֩഑ஔͷݪଇʣɻ
• ໨ཱͨͤΔํ๏͸ɼͦͷԻઅʹ͓͍ͯϐονΛେ͖͘มಈͤ͞
Δ͜ͱʢԻௐ֩ʣɻ
• ϐονͷมಈʹ͸ɼ্ঢͱԼ߱ɼͦͷ૊Έ߹Θͤͱฏୱ͕͋
Δɻ
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• ݪଇᶅʮڧ͍ഥ͕ෳ਺ʹͳΕ͹ɼͦͷ಺ͷҰͭΛ໨ཱͨͤ
Δʯ
• ໨ཱͪͷ഑ஔʢ֩഑ஔʣΛޡΓ͕ͪͰ͋Δʢࡈ౻ɾ্
ా, 2011ʣɻଟ͘ͷ৔߹ɼthought groupͷ๯಄ʹஔ͖
͕ͪɻ͜ΕʹΑΔ৘ใͷয఺ͷޡղ͕ੜ͡ΔՄೳੑ͕
͋Δɻ
• ϐονͷಈ͖ʹ͍ͭͯɼ۟຤ͷٸܹͳมಈͰҙਤΛ఻ୡ
͠Α͏ͱ͢Δ܏޲ʹɻ
• ׆ಈྫɿ
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• ͜͜Ͱʮ3ͭͷݪଇʯͷ֓ཁΛ·ͱΊΔͱ…
• ӳޠͷԻ੠తಛ௃Λ౿·͑ͯɿʮӳޠͷʰҰ఺߽՚ओٛʱత
ͳൃԻʯʢொా, 2017ʣɼʮӳޠ͸ϝϦϋʙϦʯʢᯩ, 2019ʣ
• ʮ3ͭͷݪଇʯʹ͍ͭͯɼޠɾ۟ɾจͱൣғ͕޿ൣʹͳͬͨ
ͱͯ͠΋ɼΞΫηϯτͷ഑ஔͳͲɼ಺෦ߏ଄͸ຊ࣭తʹ͸ม
ΘΒͳ͍఺͕ॏཁɻ
• Ի੠ཁૉΛinterrelated systemͱͯ͠ଊ͑Α͏ʢcf. Gilbert,
2008; 2012; 2014; Goodwin, 2014; Rogerson-Revell, 2011ʣ
• तۀͷதʹ౷߹తʹऔΓೖΕΑ͏ʢCelce-Murcia et al.,
2010; Nation, 2013; Nicola & Darcy, 2015; Jones, 2016)
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ຊWSͷߏ੒
1.͸͡Ίʹ
ηϯγϟϧζʯ
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4. ࿮૊ΈΛͲͷΑ͏ʹ׆༻Ͱ͖Δʁ
• ׆ಈΛߟ͑ΔҰॿͱͯ͠
• ڭࡐݚڀͷҰ؀ͱͯ͠
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׆ಈΛߟ͑ΔҰॿͱͯ͠
• ׆ಈҊɾλεΫҊ
• 3ͭͷݪଇͷͦΕͧΕʹؔ࿈ͨ͠׆
ಈҊɾλεΫҊΛఏҊʢ഑෍ࢿྉ ͦ
ͷ2ͱͦͷ3ʣ
•
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• ׆ಈΛߟ͑ΔҰॿͱͯ͠
• ڭࡐݚڀͷҰ؀ͱͯ͠
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ڭࡐݚڀͷҰ؀ͱͯ͠
• ຊWSͷϝΠϯ͸࣮͸͜͜
• ࿮૊Έͷ׆༻͸ɼڭՊॻͷར༻͕೦಄ʹ͋Γ·͢ɻ
• ڭՊॻΛຊจΛ׆༻͠Α͏
• ୯ޠͷಋೖʹ׆༻͠Α͏
• ྫจɾຊจͷൣಡɼԻಡͳͲͰ׆༻͠Α͏
• ׆ಈ΍λεΫʹམͱ͠ࠐΉ͜ͱ͕Ͱ͖Δͱߋʹ͍͍
ͳ…
• ͦͷલʹɼڭࡐݚڀͰ׆༻͠Α͏ʂʂ
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• ͱ͍͏͜ͱͰɼ΍ͬͯΈ·͠ΐ͏ɻ
• ৽ग़୯ޠͷಋೖ
• ߴࢁʢ2019ʣɿϦζϜύλʔϯ
• खౡʢ2017ʣɿऑΞΫηϯτʢऑ͘ɾ୹͘ɾ͍͍͔͛Μʹʣ
• ຊจԻಡɾ࿕ಡ
• ٱอʢ2019ʣɿӳจ࿕ಡ8Օ৚
• ౉ลʢ1994ʣɿڭࡐͷӆ཯෼ੳखॱͷϞσϧ
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• ྫ1ʢProminence II ΑΓʣ
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• pile
• item
• speciﬁc
• require
• intuition
• insist
• dialog
• ࣙॻαΠτʢOxford, Longman, Cobuild, Cambridge, Mirriam-WebstreͳͲʣ෼௲ͷ؍఺͔
ΒLongman͕Α͍͔ͱɻ
• How many syllables ͰɼԻઅ਺Λ֬ೝ͢Δ͜ͱ΋Մೳ

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Let’s start with your clothes, the
easiest category. Pile everything on
the ﬂoor. Go through each item,
holding it in your hands and asking,
“Does it spark joy?”
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If it does, put it away according to its speciﬁc
category, such as socks, shirts, etc. If not,
thank it for what it has done for you and let
it go. “This process requires a lot of time and
effort, but just trust your intuition, and you'll
make the right decision,” Kondo insists.
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The best time to start is early morning. The
fresh morning air keeps your mind sharp and
clear. Tidying up is a dialog with yourself. If
you are really interested in the KonMari
Method, you will be tidying up tomorrow
morning!
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• ྫ2ʢਆށେֶෟଐத౳ڭҭֶߍ ޙظ՝ఔ1೥ੜ༻ڭࡐΑΓʣ
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• humanity
• drop
• precious
• sufﬁcient
• liter
• ﬂush
• thirsty
• indirectly
• energy
• produce

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• ྫ1ʢਆށେֶෟଐத౳ڭҭֶߍ ޙظ՝ఔ1೥ੜ༻
ڭࡐΑΓʣ
Humanity needs water, and every drop is
precious. We all know that. However, we may
not really know how we need water and in what
way it is precious. And most regrettably, people
who have water do not realize how lucky we are
to have sufﬁcient clean water to live.
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• ྫ1ʢਆށେֶෟଐத౳ڭҭֶߍ ޙظ՝ఔ1೥ੜ༻ڭࡐΑΓʣ
Did you know that in the UK every person uses about 150 liters of water
every day and most of the water we use is to ﬂush the toilet? Let’s take a
minute to think about the water we use. The human body is 60% water and we
need to drink lots of water to be healthy. When we are thirsty we just go to
the kitchen and ﬁll a glass with clean water. We also need water for cooking.
Imagine trying to cook pasta or rice without water! We have toilets in our
houses and when we want to brush our teeth or have a shower, we use the
bathroom. We use water indirectly too. Farmers, who produce the food we eat,
use water to make the plants grow. When we turn on a light or switch on a TV
or a computer we use energy and we need water to produce this energy.
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• ྫ3ʢMarks & Bowen (2012) ΑΓʣ
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• philosopher
• famous
• travel
• scholar
• accompany
• hesitate
• moral
• ethical

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• ྫ3ʢMarks & Bowen (2012) ΑΓʣ
Once upon a time, a famous philosopher was travelling
through Nasruddin’s village, and asked Nasruddin where
there was a good place to eat. Nasruddin suggested a place
and the scholar, hungry for conversation, invited Nasruddin
to join him. Very gratefully, Nasruddin accompanied the
philosopher to a nearby restaurant, where they asked the
waiter what the special of the day was.
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• ͍͔͕Ͱ͔ͨ͠ʁ
• ڭՊॻຊจͳͲ͸ɼʮTM͕͋Δ͔Β͍͍ΜͰͳ͍ͷʁʯͱࢥ͏ํ΋
͍Δ͔΋͠Ε·ͤΜɻ
• TM͕ҙ֎ͱ౰ͯʹͳΒͳ͍έʔε͕͋Γ·͢ʢLETӳޠൃԻڭҭݚڀ
෦ձ ୈ77ճݚڀձͰͷTM෼ੳ͔ΒʣɻΠϯτωʔγϣϯۂઢͷදه
ͳͲ͸͋Δ͕ɼԻઅ΍ΞΫηϯτɼ֩഑ஔͳͲʹ͍ͭͯ͸ҙ֎ͱهࡌ
͕ͳ͍৔߹͕ଟ͍ɻ
• ࣗΒͷ෼ੳͱTM΍෇ଐԻ੠ͱͷҧ͍ɼALTͱͷҧ͍ΛվΊͯ֬ೝ͠ɼ
Կ͕ɼͲ͏ҧ͍ͬͯͯɼͦΕʹΑΔޮՌ͸ͳͥى͜Δͷ͔ɼΛߟ͑Δ
͜ͱ΋େ੾͔ͱࢥ͍·͢ɻ
• ͦΕΒΛ౿·͑ͯɼఴ෇ͷ׆ಈྫΛ͓ख࣋ͪͷڭՊॻڭࡐͱ߹Θͤͯ
མͱ͠ࠐΜͰ͍͚ͨͩΔͱ͋Γ͕͍ͨͰ͢ɻ
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ຊWSͷߏ੒
1.͸͡Ίʹ
ηϯγϟϧζʯ
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5. ࣭ٙɾίϝϯτɾҙݟަ׵
• ࢀՃऀͷօ͞ΜɼʮӳޠͷϓϩισΟࢦಋʹ͓͚Δ3ͭͷݪ
ଇʯʹ͍ͭͯɼ·ͨɼͦͷ׆༻ํ๏ʹ͍ͭͯɼͲͷΑ͏ʹײ͡
·ͨ͠Ͱ͠ΐ͏͔ʁ
• سጨͷͳ͍͝ҙݟΛ͓ฉ͔͍͚ͤͨͩΕ͹޾͍Ͱ͢ɻ
• ΋͠ɼࢼͯ͠ΈΑ͏ͱࢥͬͨํ͸ɼ͝୲౰ͷՊ໨ɾڭՊॻͰ
͸ɼͲͷΑ͏ͳܗͰऔΓೖΕΔ͜ͱ͕Մೳ͔Λߟ͑ͯΈͯͩ͘
͍͞ɻ
• ͦͯ͠ɼ࣮ફͷࡍʹ͸ɼੋඇͦͷײ૝΍खԠ͑ɼֶशऀͷ൓Ԡ
ͳͲͷϑΟʔυόοΫΛ͓د͍͚ͤͨͩΕ͹͏Ε͍͠Ͱ͢ɻ
• େ࿨஌࢙ʢ΍·ͱ͔ͣͻͱʣɹ[email protected]
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minimal essentials for teaching English prosody

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