INNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO ENHANCING EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES IN PRIMARY SCHOOL EDUCATION
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Primary education, extracurricular activities, innovative methods, teaching strategies, student engagement, creativity, pedagogical innovation, cognitive development, collaborative learning, educational technology, active learning, holistic education.Abstract
This article examines innovative methodologies to improve extracurricular activities in primary school education. It highlights the role of modern pedagogical approaches in fostering students’ creativity, social skills, and cognitive development. The study emphasizes practical strategies for teachers to effectively integrate innovation into classroom and extracurricular activities.
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