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engagement not only sustains interest but also reinforces positive learning
behaviors, as supported by theories of intrinsic motivation in educational psychology.
Game-Based Learning Strategies in Preschool English Instruction. Role-Playing
and Interactive Storytelling allows children to simulate real-life scenarios, such as
shopping or visiting a doctor, which helps them practice conversational English in
context. Interactive storytelling, where children contribute to a story’s development,
enhances listening comprehension and narrative skills. These strategies foster a
deeper understanding of language through contextualized practice.
Digital and Interactive Games. The integration of digital tools—such as
educational apps and interactive whiteboards—offers multisensory experiences that
combine visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learning. Applications designed for
language learning incorporate gamified elements (e.g., points, badges, progress
bars) that maintain high levels of engagement. Studies indicate that digital games
can improve vocabulary retention and pronunciation by offering repeated exposure
in varied contexts.
Physical Movement Games and Songs.Physical games such as “Simon Says” or
“Red Light, Green Light” integrate language learning with movement, reinforcing
commands and action verbs. Songs with associated gestures further aid in
memorization and pronunciation, as the rhythm and melody provide mnemonic
devices that support cognitive retention.
Case Study: Role-Playing in a Preschool Classroom. In a pilot study conducted
in a preschool in Tashkent, children who participated in role-playing activities
demonstrated marked improvements in vocabulary recall and sentence formation
compared to a control group taught through conventional methods. The interactive
nature of role-playing allowed for natural error correction and peer feedback,
contributing to a supportive learning environment.
Case Study: Digital Game Implementation in an English Kindergarten in
London integrated digital language games into their curriculum. Teachers observed
that the gamified lessons resulted in higher student engagement and quicker
recognition of new words. The combination of audio-visual elements and interactive
tasks provided a comprehensive learning experience that traditional methods did
not offer.
Challenges and Recommendations
• Resource Constraints: Not all educational institutions have access to the
necessary digital tools or materials required for effective game-based learning.
• Teacher Training: Educators require specialized training to design and
manage interactive learning environments and to effectively integrate games into
lesson plans.
• Classroom Management: Balancing active play with structured learning can
be challenging, particularly with diverse learner abilities and varying attention spans.
Recommendations
• Invest in Professional Development: Schools should offer regular training
programs to equip teachers with the skills needed for designing game-based
activities.
• Collaborative Curriculum Design: Educators should work together to create a
curriculum that integrates GBL across various subjects, ensuring that language
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