FEATURES OF DEVELOPING ATTENTION IN CHILDREN OF EARLY SCHOOL AGE
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Developing the attention of younger school-age students, correctly forming voluntary attention makes the learning process more meaningful. Involuntary attention is more developed in children. The brightness and attractiveness of educational materials evoke involuntary emotions in students and help them master the basics of science without strong tension.
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