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The impact of speech rate reduction techniques on the listening comprehension performance of Egyptian high school students
The speech rate (SR) of the recorded aural native input has been recurrently reported by EFL listeners worldwide as being the major obstacle to achieve successful listening comprehension (LC). To investigate the efficacy of natural rate reduction techniques in facilitating LC, this study was designe...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2012
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