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INFORMATION ON DOCTORAL THESIS
1. Full name: Van Tu Anh 2. Sex: Female
3. Date of birth: September 9, 1974 4. Place of birth: Hai Duong
5. Admission decision number: No. 3684 /2015/QĐ-XHNV, dated December 31, 2015.
6. Changes in academic process (list the forms of changes and corresponding time): Decision No. 332/QĐ-XHNV, dated February 3, 2023; on changing/adjusting thesis topic.
Old thesis title: "Research on the pronunciation ability of hearing-impaired children after cochlear implantation". New thesis title: "Vietnamese pronunciation characteristics of hearing-impaired children after cochlear implantation".
7. Official thesis title: "Vietnamese pronunciation characteristics of hearing-impaired children after cochlear implantation".
8. Major: Linguistics 9. Code: 62 22 02 40
10. Supervisors (Full name, academic title and degree): Associate Professor. Dr. Vu Kim Bang; Dr. Vuong Hong Tam.
11. Summary of the new findings of the thesis
1) New features and in-depth linguistic contributions of the thesis:
Researching the ability to pronounce different types of Vietnamese syllables of the surveyed hearing-impaired children is a new task that has never been done by any researcher or author before. These types of syllables characterize Vietnamese syllables, to distinguish them from syllables of other languages in the world.
Measuring basic acoustic parameters of tones and drawing graphs showing pitch and duration of tones in Vietnamese syllables, in 20/81 children of pre-school age (including hearing-impaired children) and normal hearing children), is a new work that has never been done by any previous researcher or author.
Comparing Vietnamese pronunciation characteristics between hearing-impaired children with cochlear implants and normal hearing children: This comparison did show the similarities and differences between the Vietnamese pronunciation ability of the children sampled standard (normal hearing children) and of hearing-impaired children with hearing aids, at the same pre-school/preschool age.
The thesis was a survey and research on phonology in the spoken language of Vietnamese children speaking Vietnamese (specifically Hanoi accent), based on subjects with normal hearing (8 children) and hearing-impaired children with cochlear implants (children with hearing disabilities) (73 children).
Proposals and recommendations of the thesis: The thesis did propose directions for support from the perspective of Linguistics in general and the perspective of Phonetics & Phonology of Vietnamese in particular. The purpose is to improve pronunciation ability in general and correct pronunciation errors in particular for the surveyed hearing-impaired children.
2) New features and in-depth contributions in terms of Audiology and Special Education of the thesis: The results of the thesis did show the important prerequisite role of early detection of hearing impairement and implantation of electrodes cochlea on the Vietnamese pronunciation ability of hearing-impaired children was surveyed. The results of the thesis did show the very important role of auditory verbal therapy in the Vietnamese pronunciation ability of the hearing-impaired children studied. In addition, the thesis did contribute to supplementing the content of language education in special educational establishments for hearing-impaired children in Hanoi. From there, there are specific contributions to the special education program in general in Vietnam.
12. Practical applicability (if any)
The survey results of the thesis can be used as a reference for auditory verbal therapy for hearing-impaired children to use in early intervention (improving pronunciation and correcting Vietnamese pronunciation errors) for hearing-impaired children.
The section "Proposed directions to support improving and correcting Vietnamese pronunciation errors for hearing-impaired children" in the thesis can be used as a reference for families and caregivers of hearing-impaired children to use for auditory verbal therapy for hearing-impaired children at home.
13. Future research directions (if any)
1) Research on Vietnamese pronunciation characteristics of Vietnamese of Vietnamese hearing-impaired children (in North, Central and South of Vietnam).
2) Research the Vietnamese phonological awareness ability of Vietnamese hearing-impaired children.
3) Research the ability to listen and understand Vietnamese of Vietnamese hearing-impaired children.
4) Research on Vietnamese speech characteristics of Vietnamese hearing-impaired children.
5) Research the Vietnamese verbal expression ability of Vietnamese hearing-impaired children.
6) Research the characteristics of Vietnamese verbal communication of Vietnamese hearing-impaired children.
14. Published works related to the thesis (list works in chronological order)
1. Van Tu Anh (2017), "The ability to pronounce tones, initial sounds and rhymes of 3-6 year old hearing-impaired children with hearing aids in Hanoi", Vietnam in transition Interdisciplinary approaches, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, National University Publishing House, Hanoi, pp. 450-461.
2. Van Tu Anh (2018), "Initial experiments using CoolEdit and PRAAT speech analysis software to help foreign students and hearing-impaired children correctly pronounce Vietnamese tones", Journal of Linguistic Sciences and Culture (1) Volume 2, pp. 1–8.
3. Van Tu Anh (2018), "Survey of acoustic parameters in the pronunciation of Vietnamese tones of hearing-impaired children at the age of 3 - 4 (in Hanoi)", Journal of Linguistics (5 ), p. 56–67.
4. Van Tu Anh (2022), "Resesrch on pronunciation ability of Vietnamese syllable components before and after using cochlear implants of some pre-school children groups (case study)", International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) Volume 11 Isue 4, April, ISSN (online): 2319-7064, www. ijsr.net, pp. 861-864.
5. Van Tu Anh (2022), "Comparison study of the pronunciation of Vietnamese phonemes (vowels and consonants) by pre-school deaf children before and after cochlear implantation (case study)", International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) Volume 11 Isue 7, July, ISSN (online): 2319-7064, www. ijsr.net, pp. 1722-1725.
6. Van Tu Anh (2022), “Comparing the ability to pronounce Vietnamese speech before and after cochlear implantation of some pre-school children receiving speech and hearing therapy at Sunny AVT Center, Hanoi Noi", Applied Linguistics in the trend of international integration, Proceedings of the national linguistics conference, October 23, Hanoi National University Publishing House, Hanoi, pp. 72–79.
7. Van Tu Anh (2022), "Survey of pronunciation errors of Vietnamese syllable components of hearing-impaired children with cochlear implants in Hanoi", Institute of Linguistics, Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences, Linguistic issues in 2022, Proceedings of the national scientific conference, November, Social Sciences Publishing House, Hanoi, pp. 40-53.
8. Van Tu Anh (2022), "The possibility of pronouncing types of Vietnamese syllables before and after electronic cochlear implantation in hearing-impaired pre-school children at Sunny AVT, Hanoi", The First International Conference on the Issues of Social Sciences and Humanities, December, Vietnam National University Press, Hanoi, pp. 1153-1166.
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