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THE ROLE OF DIGITAL VISUALIZATION TOOLS IN TEACHING FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE IN PRIMARY EDUCATION

Abstract

This article examines the use of digital visualization tools in teaching figurative language to primary school students. Using riddles and proverbs as examples, it analyzes visual and interactive methods for explaining figurative devices and provides methodological recommendations.

Keywords

digital visualization, figurative language device, primary school, riddle, proverb, metaphor, interactive learning.

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