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Formation of cognitive interest in younger schoolchildren with severe speech disorders in the process of familiarization with nature
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Introduction. The problem and the goal. Studying the essence of cognitive interest makes it possible to
discover its importance in the pursuit of acquiring new knowledge, skills and abilities. Students with severe
speech disorders (TNR) experience serious difficulties in mastering the educational program in the learning
process. Despite the study of various aspects in this category of students, there is a lack of research on their
cognitive interest, which determines the relevance of the problem for modern pedagogy.
The purpose of the study is to identify the features of cognitive interest in younger schoolchildren with severe
speech disorders and the possibility of its formation by means of nature.
Research methods. The experiment involved children of primary school age (9 years old) with severe
speech disorders in the number of 60 people studying in secondary schools of the Lipetsk region (Russian
Federation). In the process of processing the results, Pearson's chi-square criterion was used.
KEYWORDS
The results of the study. A correctional and developmental complex has been developed aimed at the
formation of cognitive interest in younger schoolchildren with severe speech disorders in the process of
familiarization with nature. The expediency and importance of integrating a variety of non-traditional forms
of learning (quest games, projects, virtual excursions), which enhance cognitive activity and, thus, ensure
the development of cognitive interest in primary school children with severe speech disorders, has been
experimentally proven.
Conclusion. The integration of non-traditional forms of learning (quest games, projects, excursions) in the
process of getting to know nature contributes to the formation of cognitive interest among younger students
from TNR. The results obtained can be used by speech therapists and primary school teachers of general
education and special schools.
Scientific and Educational Initiative
Title: Formation of cognitive interest in younger schoolchildren with severe speech disorders in the process of familiarization with nature
Description:
Introduction.
The problem and the goal.
Studying the essence of cognitive interest makes it possible to
discover its importance in the pursuit of acquiring new knowledge, skills and abilities.
Students with severe
speech disorders (TNR) experience serious difficulties in mastering the educational program in the learning
process.
Despite the study of various aspects in this category of students, there is a lack of research on their
cognitive interest, which determines the relevance of the problem for modern pedagogy.
The purpose of the study is to identify the features of cognitive interest in younger schoolchildren with severe
speech disorders and the possibility of its formation by means of nature.
Research methods.
The experiment involved children of primary school age (9 years old) with severe
speech disorders in the number of 60 people studying in secondary schools of the Lipetsk region (Russian
Federation).
In the process of processing the results, Pearson's chi-square criterion was used.
KEYWORDS
The results of the study.
A correctional and developmental complex has been developed aimed at the
formation of cognitive interest in younger schoolchildren with severe speech disorders in the process of
familiarization with nature.
The expediency and importance of integrating a variety of non-traditional forms
of learning (quest games, projects, virtual excursions), which enhance cognitive activity and, thus, ensure
the development of cognitive interest in primary school children with severe speech disorders, has been
experimentally proven.
Conclusion.
The integration of non-traditional forms of learning (quest games, projects, excursions) in the
process of getting to know nature contributes to the formation of cognitive interest among younger students
from TNR.
The results obtained can be used by speech therapists and primary school teachers of general
education and special schools.
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