This article emphasizes the effective use of didactic requirements, criteria, and principles in the moral and cultural education of primary school students through folk songs. It also highlights how folk-based music instruction contributes significantly to fostering a sense of respect for national values among young learners.
The Role and Significance of Educating Primary School Students Through Folk Songs
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Folklore
song
values
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