FORMS OF ORGANIZATION OF MATHEMATICS TEACHING IN ELEMENTARY GRADES
Keywords:
mathematics, mathematical concepts, visual approaches, research-based teaching strategies.Abstract
Mathematics is a fundamental subject that plays a crucial role in the cognitive development of students. In elementary grades, it is essential to lay a strong foundation in mathematical concepts and skills through effective teaching methods. This article explores various forms of organization in mathematics teaching for elementary grades, highlighting their benefits and implications for student learning.
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