EXPLAINING THE ROLE OF ANIMALS IN NATURE USING VISUAL TEACHING AIDS
Keywords:
animal world, role of animals in nature, food chain, ecosystem balance, biological diversity, ecological sustainability, environmental education, primary education, visual teaching aids, interactive methods.Abstract
This article highlights the pedagogical potential of explaining the importance of animals in ecosystems during the study of nature by primary school students through the use of visual teaching aids. Methodological approaches to developing environmental awareness and interest in animals among students are recommended through visual methods such as models, tablets, posters, and interactive games. The article analyzes the unique roles of animals in ecosystems, methods of using visual and practical teaching aids in the educational process, and their effectiveness in improving learning outcomes.
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