Using an Individually Differentiated approach in Teaching the Subject “Russian Language” to Primary Schoolchildren with a Migration History

This article discusses the problem of teaching Russian to children with a migration history through curricular and extracurricular activities in elementary school. It examines the challenges of mastering a non-native language for this category of young schoolchildren and the use of an individually differentiated approach to ensure successful mastery of all sections of the curriculum.

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Primary Education
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2025-10-24
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https://doi.org/10.12737/1998-0728-2025-13-5-17-24
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Foreign Language Teaching Methods
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Using an Individually Differentiated approach in Teaching the Subject “Russian Language” to Primary Schoolchildren with a Migration History

Марина Кузнецова
Primary Education
Foreign Language Teaching Methods
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Using an Individually Differentiated approach in Teaching the Subject “Russian Language” to Primary Schoolchildren with a Migration History

Марина Кузнецова
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This article discusses the problem of teaching Russian to children with a migration history through curricular and extracurricular activities in elementary school. It examines the challenges of mastering a non-native language for this category of young schoolchildren and the use of an individually differentiated approach to ensure successful mastery of all sections of the curriculum.

Primary EducationVol. 13(5)
Methodist University (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 67%
Foreign Language Teaching Methods
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