METHODS OF USING CREATIVE TASKS AND DIGITAL RESOURCES IN DEVELOPING WRITTEN SPEECH IN PRIMARY GRADES
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Didactics, resources, speech, cultural development, pedagogy, writing, psychology, creative tasks.Abstract
From a didactic perspective, the development of written speech constitutes an integral part of the educational process. In teaching written speech, it is essential to take into account students’ age characteristics, psychological capacities, and interests. From a methodological standpoint, exercises such as dictation, retelling, essay writing, creative tasks, text analysis, and story writing play a significant role in the formation of written speech.
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