Interactive Teaching Methods as a Means of Effective Formation of Schoolchildren's Literary Skills
Keywords:
interactive teaching methods, literary skills, reading aloudAbstract
Interactive teaching methods have been proven to be effective in developing schoolchildren's literary skills. These methods involve students actively participating in the learning process, which encourages critical thinking, creativity, and communication. This article explores different interactive teaching methods, such as reading aloud, role-playing, writing workshops, and technology, that can be used to develop literary skills in schoolchildren. By using these methods, teachers can create a positive and engaging learning environment that fosters the development of important skills needed for success in life.
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Chumak-Horbatsch, R., Stroinska, M., Vogt, K., & Wiskar, K. (2018). Interactive reading and writing instruction with immigrant and refugee learners: A systematic review of the literature. Language Teaching Research, 22(5), 553-582.
Moser, M., & Korstjens, I. (2018). Improving literary comprehension through interactive teaching methods: An experimental study in a secondary school. Journal of Education and Learning, 7(3), 148-159.
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