This article discusses the role of local culture in reading materials and the basic elements of implementing reading sources while teaching. By reflecting local traditions, values, and linguistic nuances, reading materials can enhance relatability, preserve cultural heritage, support language development, foster cultural pride, and bridge cultural gaps
This article discusses the role of local culture in reading materials and the basic elements of implementing reading sources while teaching. By reflecting local traditions, values, and linguistic nuances, reading materials can enhance relatability, preserve cultural heritage, support language development, foster cultural pride, and bridge cultural gaps
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