Social Sciences
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Innovative methods in primary education: from theory to practice
DOI
Crossref DOI
10.37547/tajssei/Volume07Issue04-04
tajssei
2025
VOL. 7
/ NO. 04
APRIL
RESEARCH OVERVIEW
Abstract
This article analyzes the role of innovative methods in primary education, their theoretical foundations, and practical application. In modern society, in order to increase the effectiveness of education, new approaches such as blended learning, gamification, open discussions and debates, as well as methods like STEM and STEAM, are widely used alongside traditional teaching methods. The article highlights the advantages of these methods, their connection with pedagogical theories, and effective ways to implement them in the classroom.
RESEARCH TOPICS
Keywords
Innovative methods
primary education
blended learning
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