Meningkatkan kemampuan bahasa Inggris anak usia dini dengan metode pembelajaran visual
Abstract
Proficiency in English is an essential skill that must be mastered from an early age in this era of globalization. Young children have an extraordinary ability to absorb new information, including foreign languages. One method considered effective in language learning is the visual method, which involves the use of pictures, videos, diagrams, and other visual aids. This method not only makes learning more engaging but also helps children understand and remember language concepts more easily. Research shows that the use of visual aids significantly improves children's English speaking and comprehension abilities compared to conventional methods. Therefore, the integration of visual media into the early childhood education curriculum is highly recommended to create a fun and effective learning environment.
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