PRACTICAL TIPS FOR TEACHING VOCABULARY TO YOUNG LEARNERS
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This article examines effective and practical methods for teaching vocabulary to young
learners. It discusses the psycholinguistic characteristics of children, principles of vocabulary acquisition,
and modern approaches such as visual support, TPR, gamification, contextual teaching, and multisensory
techniques. The study also highlights assessment strategies, common challenges, and practical solutions to
ensure better vocabulary retention and learner motivation. The findings emphasize that vocabulary
instruction for young learners must be interactive, engaging, and developmentally appropriate.
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