MODERN METHODS OF TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES IN PRESCHOOL AND SCHOOL EDUCATION
Keywords:
foreign language teaching, preschool education, school educationAbstract
This article explores modern methodologies for teaching foreign languages in preschool and school education. It examines communicative, immersive, and technology-driven approaches that enhance language acquisition and learning effectiveness. The study also provides an analysis of best practices and offers recommendations for improving foreign language instruction among young learners.
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