THE IMPORTANCE OF DEVELOPING MOTOR SKILLS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN’S SPEECH IN ENGLISH OF PRESCHOOL AGE
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The findings of the study suggest that improving fine motor skills can effectively promote communicative language learning, bring variety games and methods in the classrooms, motivate pupils to learn a foreign language, benefit the development of the fine motor skills in early age and vocabulary growth, supplement methods, and approach the curriculum topics via a different medium.
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