TEACHING METHODS FOR YOUNG LEARNER
Keywords:
young learners, teaching methods, play-based learning, interactive education, differentiated instruction, storytelling, technology in education, cognitive development, early childhood education, collaborative learning, inclusive teachingAbstract
Teaching methods for young learners require a nuanced approach that prioritizes their developmental needs and natural curiosity. Effective strategies include play-based learning, storytelling, and the integration of technology to foster
engagement. Tailored methods promote not only academic skills but also social, emotional, and cognitive growth. This article explores diverse methods, supported by research and practical examples, to create an inclusive and stimulating environment for
young learners. By implementing innovative and adaptive strategies, educators can lay the groundwork for lifelong learning and achievement.
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