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CHEA OUDOM
2025
EFFECTIVE STRATEGIES IN TEACHING GRAMMAR
FOR YOUNG LEARNERS: BELTEI INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
CHEA OUDOM
2025
EFFECTIVE STRATEGIES IN TEACHING GRAMMAR
FOR YOUNG LEARNERS: BELTEI INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
CHEA OUDOM
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H.E. LY Navuth
President
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DECLARATION
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CHEA Oudom Date Signed
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I would like to express my profound thanks to H.E. Dr. LY Chheng, Founder and
Director- General of BELTEI Group and the Chairman of the board of Directors
for his commitment, wise leadership and endurance. I am very grateful to H.E.
LY Navuth, Deputy Director-General of BELTEI Group and the President of
BELTEI International University for his encouragement and support. And I also
would like to express my thanks to H.E. Dr. Paradise ROS, Vice President and
Dean of Faculty of Education, Arts, and Humanities for making this program very
supportive and providing useful information.
I definitely want to give very special thanks and lifelong gratitude to my parents,
and sisters for giving me the strength and vision to pursue and complete my
Bachelor’s degree. Moreover, I wish to express my sincere thanks to my parents,
and sisters for being the source of hope and motivation to work harder and reach
my best potential. I am grateful to all of my friends who assisted me throughout
my research process.
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ABSTRACT
This study found that interactive teaching strategies like storytelling, games,
music, and role-playing help young learners better understand language. Visual
aids, contextualized examples, and student-centered activities were found to
improve students' engagement and retention of grammar rules. Teachers
emphasized the need for scaffolding and customized education to accommodate
students' diverse competency levels. The study found that short classroom time,
low motivation, and complex grammatical structures can impair successful
grammar training. Implementing engaging and adaptable teaching strategies can
mitigate these issues.
To sum up, this study emphasizes how crucial it is to use a variety of engaging
techniques to improve grammar training for young students. In order to create
grammar courses that promote a more interesting and significant learning
experience, educators, curriculum developers, and language instructors can
benefit greatly from the insights gathered from this study. It is advised that more
research be done to examine the long-term effects of these tactics and to create
creative methods that improve grammar training in a range of educational
contexts.
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