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Big book

Experiences have shown that children learn through various methods (reading, writing, playing, observing, speaking, and drawing). Therefore, this innovation enables students to learn by illustrating and depicting different topics in the form of a big book, connecting these topics to their daily lives. For example, in the Dari language section, students learn how to compose texts for dictation and essays using this method. In mathematics, they grasp the practical application of geometric shapes, while in science, they learn the basic components of plants. As a result, students develop creativit

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Experience it, learn it

This innovation transforms lessons from theoretical to experiential, making learning practical and engaging. Teachers use local materials and laboratories to deliver subjects interactively. Students actively create educational materials using classroom and school resources, allowing them to learn through hands-on experiences. This approach ensures full participation, fosters creativity and motivation, and helps both teachers and students achieve their goals more effectively while making learning more meaningful and efficient.

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Learning Through Competition

Through competitive activities like games, storytelling, essay writing, math challenges, and modeling, lessons become interactive and engaging. Unlike before, when only a few students participated, now all students are involved in group and individual competitions inside and outside the classroom. This interactive, hands-on approach fosters curiosity, motivation, and creativity. Students put in more effort, leading to higher engagement, reduced absenteeism, and stronger peer collaboration. Healthy competition enhances learning while promoting innovation and teamwork.

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Learning Through Competition

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