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Using Different Syntactical Structures for Developing Primary School Students’ Linguistic Competence

2024Open accessAin Shams University

Abstract

The Main purpose of this Research is trying to solve problems that students may face when they learn new different syntactical structures in creative ways, it explores the impact of syntactical structures on the linguistic development of primary school students and enhances their proficiency including grammar. After we applied the necessary strategies to overcome the difficulties that students faced in the pre-test, such as using the correct tenses, writing sentences in the correct order, and using appropriate punctuation marks, we conducted a post-test to measure the extent of their development and improvement. The students showed better efficiency in writing coherent paragraphs and using grammatical rules and punctuation marks correctly in the post-test. Higher scores in the post-test indicate a general improvement in the average academic performance of students and thus the effectiveness of these strategies and games used.

Research topics

  • Educational Practices and Challenges

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DOI: 10.21608/aash.2024.377472

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