Methods Of Teaching Elements of Geometry in The 4 th Grade
Keywords:
elements of geometry, primary education, mathematics, practical trainingAbstract
This article analyzes effective methods, stages and didactic opportunities for teaching elements of geometry in mathematics in the 4th grade. The study covers teaching methods aimed at developing spatial imagination, logical thinking, observation and measurement skills in students. Also, modern approaches to organizing practical classes on recognizing geometric shapes, determining their properties, drawing and measuring have been developed. The article scientifically substantiates the active involvement of students in the lesson process, the development of independent thinking and analytical skills through the use of interactive methods, game activities and information technologies
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