Modern Concepts And Approaches To Teaching English In Preschool Education
Keywords:
preschool education, English language teaching, early childhood education, play-based learning, language acquisitionAbstract
The growing importance of English as an international language has increased the need for effective foreign language instruction from an early age. Preschool education plays a crucial role in developing children's linguistic, cognitive, and social abilities. Modern approaches to teaching English in preschool settings emphasize child-centered learning, communication, play-based activities, and the integration of technology. This article examines contemporary concepts and methodologies used in early childhood English language education, highlighting their benefits, challenges, and practical implications for educators.
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