EFFECTIVE WAYS OF TEACHING ENGLISH LANGUAGE TO YOUNG CHILDREN

Abubakr Sodiqov

Keywords

Young learners, English language teaching, play-based learning, language acquisition, interactive methods.

Abstract

This article explores effective strategies for teaching English to young learners, with a focus on cognitive development, language acquisition theories, and interactive methodologies. The study examines practical classroom techniques, the role of play-based learning, technology integration, and parental involvement in enhancing early English language education.

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