METHODS OF DEVELOPING SPELLING SKILLS IN PRIMARY SCHOOL PUPILS
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primary education, spelling skills, literacy, teaching methods, dictation, phonetic exercises, visual aids, differentiated instruction.Abstract
This article explores effective methods for developing spelling skills in primary school students. Spelling is one of the core components of literacy and plays a crucial role in forming correct written language habits. The paper analyzes various pedagogical techniques such as dictations, word games, phonetic exercises, and visual aids that help students improve their spelling abilities. It also highlights the importance of differentiated instruction and regular practice in overcoming common spelling difficulties among young learners. Recommendations are provided for teachers to enhance spelling instruction in the classroom setting.Downloads
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