METHODOLOGY FOR DEVELOPING SPEECH IN EARLY AND PRESCHOOL-AGED CHILDREN
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speech development, early childhood, preschool education, language acquisition, communication skills, pedagogy, early intervention.Abstract
This article examines the methodology for developing speech in early and preschool-aged children. It focuses on effective pedagogical and psychological methods that support language acquisition through play, storytelling, and communication activities. The importance of a rich language environment and early intervention in fostering children’s speech and cognitive development is also highlighted.
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