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The affective benefits of speech recognition systems on pronunciation
monitoring
This research aimed to investigate the effects of pronunciation
monitoring on learners’ affective factors through self-monitoring activities
using speech recognition systems. The effect of a specifically designed
pronunciation activity for Japanese university students was analyzed. The
worksheet form of the activity was based on the use of speech recognition
systems such as Siri and Google apps. A special focus was placed on the
development of students’ affective phase toward English and pronunciation
learning. The research concluded that the activity had a positive impact for
increasing awareness of, interest in, and motivation toward pronunciation
improvement and it highlighted the important role of teaching pronunciation
in English oral communication skills in the limited English exposure of the
English as a Foreign Language (EFL) context.