WHAT IS THE ROLE OF TEACHER'S INTONATION AND WORD STRESS IN MAKING SUCCESSFUL SPEECH?
Keywords:
intonation, teaching materials, new methods, communication style, elements, languages, diversityAbstract
Effective communication is the cornerstone of successful speech, and
teachers play a vital role in instilling this skill in their students. Among the various factors
that contribute to successful speech, intonation and word stress are two crucial elements that
are often overlooked. A teacher's intonation and word stress can significantly impact the
way students perceive and process spoken language, ultimately influencing their ability to
communicate effectively. This article will explore the role of teacher's intonation and word
stress in making successful speech, highlighting their importance in language acquisition,
comprehension, and overall communication.
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