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International Journal of Pedagogics

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Developing Functional Literacy in Primary School Students Through Integrated Methods

Developing Functional Literacy in Primary School Students Through Integrated Methods

  • A.A.Urazimbetova
    Associate Professor, PhD, Profy Univercity, Uzbekistan
Functional literacy integrated approach primary education

This article highlights the importance of developing functional literacy in primary school students. It presents both theoretical foundations and practical recommendations on how to enhance students' knowledge and skills through integrated approaches. These approaches aim to improve the effectiveness of education, ensure interdisciplinary connections, and strengthen students' ability to independently solve real-life problems.  

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