IMPLEMENTING TRADITIONAL TEACHING METHODS IN PRESCHOOL EDUCATION
Abstract
Traditional teaching methods have long been a staple in education systems worldwide. In preschool education, these methods can provide a structured foundation for young learners. This article explores the benefits and challenges of implementing traditional teaching methods in preschool settings, emphasizing the importance of balancing these approaches with modern pedagogical strategies.
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