


Volume 20 No 22 (2022)
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IMPACT OF KEY DETERMINANTS ON THE INCORRECT ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION OF HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
PRINCY STAR.E, Dr.G.Rexlin Jose,
Abstract
In this study,the investigator made an attempt to study on the Impact of Key Determinants of the
Incorrect English Pronunciation of High School Students in Eight High Schools in Kanyakumari
district.The objectives of the study were,to find out whether there exists any significant difference in
the mean scores of pronunciation skills of High School Students with regard to their
gender,locality,Schools,Parents Education,Habits of Reading Newspapers or Books,Habit of Speaking
in English,the knowledge of Phonetics,Learning Pronunciation through Mass Media and the learning
process in L2.Normative Survey Method was used to select the sample.The sample for the study
consisted of 600 students,from eight different High Schools in Kanyakumari District. Stratified
Random Sampling technique was used to select the sample.The findings revealed that majority of
the High School Students seem to have problems in pronouncing the language,It was also found that
there exists significant difference between Masculine and Feminine,Rural and Urban,Government
and Aided,Parents Education,Habit of Listening to English News or Talks,Habit of Speaking in
English,the Knowledge of Phonetics,Learning Pronunciation through Mass Media,through Social
Media,Home Language and the learning Process in L2 of High School Students in their incorrect
Pronunciation Skills.
Keywords
Impact, Key Determinants, Incorrect, English Pronunciation, High School Students.
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