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August 1, 2025International Journal of Pedagogics0 citations

Factors Developing Students’ Speech Skills in Mother Tongue and Reading Literacy Lessons

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NXN. Q. Xudaybergenova

Key Points

  • Oral and written speech skills improve through targeted teaching methods, enhancing student outcomes.
  • Key tools like audio and visual resources significantly aid learning, fostering deeper understanding of content.
  • Lessons focused on narrative techniques, including storytelling, engage students and develop their linguistic competence.
  • Implementing a variety of teaching aids supports effective learning in mother tongue and literacy classes.

Abstract

This article examines the factors that contribute to the development of oral and written speech skills of primary school students in the lessons of “Mother Tongue and Reading Literacy.” It emphasizes that the use of teaching aids such as visual materials, audio and video resources, filmstrips, as well as the narration of fairy tales and stories, plays an important role in strengthening linguistic competence. It is argued that these methods enable students to comprehend information more quickly and consciously, ensuring the achievement of expected learning outcomes.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68af5bbcad7bf08b1eadf907https://doi.org/10.37547/ijp/volume05issue08-23
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