Resource scarcity and large class sizes limit individualized pronunciation feedback in Bangladeshi classrooms¶
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Currency · newest study 2024 · checked against its sources 2026-10-20 (automated, 1 of 1 entry) · not reviewed by a person · recheck by 2029: baselines and conditions change
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q2 i? Scarcity of language labs, audio-visual aids and pronunciation software, together with large class sizes, limits individualized attention and personalized feedback for pronunciation teaching in Bangladesh. → Md. Abdul Qader 2024
Evidence¶
Md. Abdul Qader 2024¶
Md. Abdul Qader, Tanzin Ara Ashraf, Sirajum Monira, Muhammad Asadul Islam & Mir Rumi Mustafizur Rahman. (2024). Challenges of Pronunciation Practices in the ESL Curriculum within the CLT Framework in Bangladesh: A Systematic Review. World Journal of Education, 14(3). https://doi.org/10.5430/wje.v14n3p137
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Narrative synthesis of reviewed studies on classroom conditions. The review reports that "The scarcity of resources, such as language labs, audio-visual aids, and pronunciation sof tware, further intensifies t he challenge", and separately that large class sizes have limited the opportunity for individualized attention and practice.
"The scarcity of resources, such as language labs, audio-visual aids, and pronunciation sof tware, further intensifies t he challenge (Liu, Z. et.al, 2022)."
Discussion¶
Related Claims¶
- The ESL curriculum within Bangladesh's CLT framework overlooks explicit pronunciation instruction, ignoring speaking and listening skills — related
- ESL teachers in Bangladesh lack adequate pronunciation-instruction training, leaving them unprepared to teach pronunciation — related
- Absence of focused pronunciation assessment within the CLT framework hinders monitoring of learners' pronunciation progress — related
- CAPT software shows promising results for segmental pronunciation, while prosodic features and fluency still require further research and development — related
- Interpersonal audio discussions with feedback and self-assessment elicit a statistically significant increase in introductory L2 learners' perceived pronunciation ability — related
- Guided ASR practice did not produce statistically significant improvement in any specific pronunciation error type, with some errors unimproved or regressed — related
- Privacy capacity was unevenly distributed, distinguishing resource scarcity from strategic deprioritization of privacy — related
- Teachers provided targeted extra support, immediate feedback, and reinforcers to learners with DD — related
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resource-scarcity-large-classes-limit-pronunciation-feedback |
title |
Resource scarcity and large class sizes limit individualized pronunciation feedback in Bangladeshi classrooms |
description |
Resource scarcity and large class sizes limit individualized pronunciation feedback in Bangladeshi classrooms |
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review |
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weak |
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2024 |
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2026-10-20 |
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2029 |
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by process:wiki-ingest on 2026-10-07 |
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1 — md-abdul-qader-2024 |
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