Segmentation was influenced both by the PWC and by the presence of acoustic cues to juncture, such as the acoustic results of a speaker's intention to produce a particular phoneme as the end of one syllable vs. as the start of another (vuff-apple vs. vuh-fapple). In contrast, ...
Phoneme segmentation is the ability to break words down into individual sounds. For example, the learner breaks the word run into its component sounds – r,
This is a great resource! I used this in a small group or one on one setting with students that needed extra practice with segmenting words into individual sounds. Students used with K Students were engaged Strongly disagreeStrongly agree ...
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Segmentation was influenced both by the PWC and by the presence of acoustic cues to juncture, such as the acoustic results of a speaker’s intention to produce a particular phoneme as the end of one syllable vs. as the start of another (vuff-apple vs. vuh-fapple). In contrast, ...