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  • Common accent challenges: more free pronunciation fact sheets
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    Common accent challenges: more free pronunciation fact sheets

    7 March 201629 December 2020

    Working on your accent? Helping a non-native English speaker to be better understood? We’re pleased to introduce our free fact sheets about common accent issues…

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  • “What did you say?” 10 evidence-based ideas to help others understand your speech
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    “What did you say?” 10 evidence-based ideas to help others understand your speech

    20 October 201529 December 2020

    Speaking is pointless if you’re not understood.  But opinions diverge on how best to improve intelligibility – or even how to measure it. Having worked…

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  • Who we help: meet Rakesh and Alice
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    Who we help: meet Rakesh and Alice

    26 January 201529 December 2020

    In addition to traditional speech pathology services for people with communication impairments, we work with professionals, business owners and others who need to improve their…

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  • Common pronunciation challenges for people who do not speak English as a first language: fact sheets
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    Common pronunciation challenges for people who do not speak English as a first language: fact sheets

    19 January 201529 December 2020

    To help professionals, business owners and others who:  speak English as a second (or later) language well or fluently; but  have some English pronunciation issues,…

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  • Is your speech hard for people to comprehend? Research tells us this could be affecting your career prospects
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    Is your speech hard for people to comprehend? Research tells us this could be affecting your career prospects

    11 December 201429 December 2020

    We’ve talked about the importance of intelligibility before.  Intelligibility is an objective measure of whether your speech is understood.  We all want to be intelligible…

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