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| ChrissyMei | Armstron and Miller | 3 | Nov 21 2008, 11:40 AM EST by OC71 | ||
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I've used this with my classes to go through Language Change and using frameworks/terminology. It was great!
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| roamingteacher | Ambiguity | 0 | Nov 16 2008, 4:11 PM EST by roamingteacher | ||
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This video I used as a starter to see if they could 'beat the five-year-old'. In most cases they could, but they got stuck with the fish....bright child!
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| roamingteacher | Curb Your Enthusiasm | 5 | Nov 16 2008, 4:10 PM EST by roamingteacher | ||
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A great series for looking at speech which is neither spontaneous or scripted as it is mostly improvised, but with a clear aim for each scene's content. I've found this a nice starting point for practising transcriptions at AS.
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Armstrong & Miller sketch.doc (Word Document - 24k)
posted by roamingteacher Nov 19 2008, 7:22 AM EST
Worksheet for the Armstrong & Miller sketch. Contributed by Chrissey Mei.
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