Guidelines: How to use

Links (AP1)
 Text Links
• For our first course, the text links explain what
Phonology is and the different aspects involved in
articulating sounds; they also provide examples of
vowel sounds and diphthongs.

• Under the Text Links heading we have considered:

Articles, Worksheets, and Charts.
 Articles
• After reading the articles from the Links list, you
should be able to answer the following questions:

 What’s Phonology?
 What aspects do we have to consider while articulating?
 What does IPA mean?
 What are the differences between Phonology and Phonetics?
 Worksheets
• There are many worksheets available on different
topics.
• Choose the one that best suits what you have been
working on as extra support.
 Charts
• For every chart, you can do the following:

 Click and listen

 Imitate the sounds
 Look for other examples that show the sound being
practiced
 Video Links
• The video links for this course have been chosen
according to topic.
• They offer examples of key issues as extra support.
 Video Links
• After watching the video links, you can do the
following:
1. Identify (and even touch!) the different parts of the body
being involved
 Video Links
2. Listen, repeat or record the sounds and words being
presented.
 Video Links
3. Use a “mouth” diagram to draw the tongue placing it where it
would land while articulating the sound
 Video Links
4. Think of different examples of spelling combinations that
may contain the sound covered in the video and make a list