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What are five phonics problems for teaching ESL?

Phonics involves the relationship between sounds and their spellings. The goal of phonics is to teach students the most common sound-spelling relationships so that they can decode, or sound out, words. This is very important. because these strategies include using a knowledge of sound-spelling relationships.

By the way, There are some problems when teacher teach phonics in ESL.There are some solutions which can solve the problems.at first, Placing"pronunciation charts" is helpful. So I can point to the correct sounds while students speak for making them mindful of their pronunciation.korean alphabet and English alphabet are totally different. Student should learn different sound chart except korean sound. One of the things that students find difficult is listening to English, The blurry have word boundaries and a lack of understanding about the values especially vowel sounds.Teacher should let student to be aware of difference of sounds. and practice.Example activities which can be used to make students aware of the differences are listen and repeat: the teacher says the two words together and has the class repeat, and listen and circle/ write: the teacher says a word and the students either choose the correct word from a minimal pair provided or write the word they hear.So. In my opinion, charts are really helpful. they can make sound of word through following the sound that are pointed on the chart. It also help student to distinguish what correct sound is . 

Second, English Central can be an excellent resource for solo accent reduction, as well as listening practice, because you can watch the videos with or without transcripts. There are videos which students can listen to and repeat, and have their pronunciation graded syllable by syllable.
Students are confused and complicated what the process of making sound is. So it is very helpful because they can learn individual syllable.  Each syllable they record is marked red, yellow, or green and they can click on any syllable to hear it isolated and get more pronunciation help.

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