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Pronunciation learning strategies, aptitude, and their relationship with pronunciation performance in pre-service English language teachers in Chile
Mauricio Véliz-Campos
Education and Social Sciences School
Universidad Andrés Bello
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Chile
100%
Pronunciation
100%
Pre-service English Teachers
100%
Pronunciation Learning Strategies
100%
Teacher Education
14%
Pearson Correlation Coefficient
14%
Statistical Model
14%
Spearman Correlation Coefficient
14%
Motivational Factors
14%
Frequency-duration
14%
Language Aptitude
14%
Descriptive Methodology
14%
Pronunciation Teaching
14%
Modern Language Aptitude Test
14%
Learning Strategy Use
14%
L2 Aptitude
14%
Arts and Humanities
Chile
100%
language teachers
100%
Learning strategies
100%
Language Aptitude
33%
Strategy use
16%
Descriptive
16%
Application
16%
Correlation Coefficient
16%
Modern Languages
16%