THE AGE OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING IN PRIMARY SCHOOL PROPERTIES
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Primary education, knowledge processes, memory, exhibition, analyzer, dialogue models, the International Standard Classification of Education, The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF).Аннотация
This article contains only guots about primary education and primary school students to organize English classes. There are important exercises to remember primary school students, the ability to think.
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Basic education:corresponds to the first nine years of formal schooling and is made of two levels distinguished as Levels 1 and 2. Level 1 should correspond to primary education and Level 2 to lower secondary. ISCED
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