METHODS OF TEACHING SUBJECTS IN PRIMARY GRADES

Zulxumor Fozilbekova Oybekovna; Odilova Nigoraxon Mamaroziqovna

doi:10.54613/ku.v1i1.688

METHODS OF TEACHING SUBJECTS IN PRIMARY GRADES

Authors

Zulxumor Fozilbekova Oybekovna

Fergana State University, English language and literature faculty, student
Odilova Nigoraxon Mamaroziqovna

Fergana State University, English language and literature faculty, student

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54613/ku.v1i1.688

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Abstract

Teaching subjects in primary grades is a critical stage of education as it lays the foundation for future learning. Therefore, it is essential to use effective methods of teaching that will engage students and make learning easy and enjoyable. Teachers can use various strategies to teach subjects such as mathematics, science, social studies, and language arts. This article will explore some of the most commonly used methods of teaching subjects in primary grades and provide references to support their effectiveness. And this article provides information about difficulties encountered in the teaching of subjects in primary grades and its solutions.

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