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Digital Technologies for English Pronunciation: Pedagogical Effects, Limitations, and Research Gaps

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Artificial intelligence, web-based platforms, mobile learning, virtual reality, and speech recognition technologies enhance pronunciation accuracy, phonetic perception, motivation, and autonomous learning, and the study concludes that these technologies strengthen phonetics instruction when grounded in evidence-based pedagogical approaches.

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