Effective Methods of Teaching Speaking in Primary School

Malika Mutalliyeva

doi:10.47134/jpbi.v2i1.865

Authors

Malika Mutalliyeva Namangan State University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47134/jpbi.v2i1.865

Keywords:

Methods, Approaches, Teaching English, Speaking, Speaking Skills, Young Learners, Teacher, Primary School

Abstract

It is crucial to remember that teaching young learners is quite different from teaching adult learners, and frequently require teachers to keep young learners engaged in the classroom at primary schools. A competent teacher should be able to encourage and engage his/her pupils. In order to develop speaking skills at primary schools interesting exercises and interactive assignments must be utilized by teachers as there are various issues that schoolchildren may encounter when teaching speaking in English classes. This article highlights effective methods of teaching speaking in primary schools.

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