FOREIGN EXPERIENCE IN TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES TO PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
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Key words: Foreign experience, teaching foreign languages, primary school, teaching methods, teaching effectiveness, children, education, intercultural interaction, successful teaching.Abstract
Abstract: This article examines foreign experience in teaching foreign languages to primary school students. It highlights various methods and approaches used in foreign countries to effectively teach children foreign languages at the initial stage of education. We analyze the advantages and disadvantages of these methods, and also identify the key success factors in teaching foreign languages to children in primary school.
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