THE IMPORTANCE OF DIDACTIC GAMES IN THE SPEECH DEVELOPMENT OF PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
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This thesis examines the importance of didactic games in the development of speech among primary school students. Didactic games, which combine learning and play, are a highly effective educational tool for enhancing students' vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammar. The study focuses on how these games foster cognitive skills, creativity, and social interactions, all of which contribute to speech development. Practical examples of didactic games and their application in the classroom are also explored. The thesis highlights the value of integrating didactic games into primary education to make learning more engaging, interactive, and beneficial for children's speech development.