Because pronunciation is everywhere it is possible to deal with pronunciation through what is already in the curriculum this involves two basic ideas first teachers need to be aware of what is in the curriculum and what will be doing with the learners and how this relates to sound structure. So in order to do this teachers need to have quite a good idea of what sound structure entails the decision that the teachers make on what particular aspect of pronunciation recovered within a certain phase of a curriculum need to be based on their overall knowledge of sound structure. The second major idea is that of learner centeredness using this type of approach it might be best to do this based on what's observed in the classroom. Teachers can focus thir attentention areas learners need particular help on as demonstrated by their own performance this is more efficient than basing what teachers are doing on assumptions that may or may not be right. At the same time it means that the teachersneed to be very flexible in their approaches to dealing with the class. What is important here is implementing a task-based model more than a presentation based model of language teaching.