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List of publications on a keyword: «older preschoolers»

  • Development of Social Causality in Older Preschool children: A Comparative Analysis of Family and Boarding Environment

    Proceeding
    Socio-Cultural and Psychological Problems of the Modern Family: Current Issues of Assistance and Support
    Authors:
    Dar'ia A. Borisova, Oksana I. Kokoreva
    Work direction:
    Teching of family values: partnership of family, school and society
    Abstract:
    The article compares the conditions for the formation of social causality in older preschool children in two fundamentally different environments: family and boarding school. Social causality is considered as a key cognitive ability that allows children to analyze cause-and-effect relationships in interpersonal relationships, predict the behavior of others, and adapt to society. Based on theoretical analysis and empirical data, the article reveals the deprivation mechanisms that hinder the successful development of this phenomenon in institutional settings. The article substantiates the thesis that a family environment rich in emotional connections and stable interactions creates unique prerequisites for the development of a child's social intelligence that cannot be replicated in an orphanage.
    Keywords:
    Social causation, family socialization, boarding environment, and older preschoolers
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  • Peculiarities of understanding social causality by senior preschool children with speech disorders, brought up in a boarding school

    Proceeding
    Psychological and Pedagogical Research – Tula Region
    Author:
    Dar'ia A. Borisova
    Work direction:
    Specificity of Professional Activity of Psychological and Pedagogic Stuff in the Educational System
    Abstract:
    The article presents a work describing the features of understanding the social causality of senior preschoolers who are brought up in a boarding school and have speech disorders. The results of diagnostics are presented.
    Keywords:
    older preschoolers, social causality, speech disorders, children in boarding schools
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  • Peculiarities of understanding social causality by senior preschool children with speech disorders, brought up in a boarding school

    Theses of Report
    Psychological and Pedagogical Support of General, Special and Inclusive Education of Children and Adults
    Author:
    Dar'ia A. Borisova
    Work direction:
    Особенности социальной адаптации лиц с сенсорными, ментальными и поведенческими нарушениями
    Abstract:
    The article presents a work describing the features of understanding the social causality of senior preschoolers who are brought up in a boarding school and have speech disorders. The results of diagnostics are presented.
    Keywords:
    older preschoolers, social causality, speech disorders, children in boarding schools
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  • Formation of initial ideas about adult work among older preschoolers

    Book Chapter
    Psychological and pedagogical issues of modern education
    Authors:
    Tatiana N. Bezverkhaia, Oksana N. Rodionova
    Work direction:
    Глава 13
    Abstract:
    The chapter is devoted to an urgent and socially significant problem of the formation of ideas about adult work in older preschool children. Currently, the state's social order in education is aimed at developing a socially active and responsible personality of a preschool child who loves work and is capable of transforming the world around him. The main goal of labor education is to develop preschool children's work skills, a positive attitude to work, and a desire to become independent, active, responsible, disciplined, self–confident, able to cope with difficulties, and provide help and support to others. The formation of primary ideas about adult work, its role in society and in the life of every person contributes to the awareness of the need for work and the formation of a system of appropriate values.
    Keywords:
    children, older preschoolers, labor education, ideas about adult work
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  • Cognitive component of attitude to energy saving in older preschool children and primary school children

    Research Article
    Development of education Volume 8 No 1
    Author:
    Tatyana V. Aleksandrova
    Work direction:
    Psychology in Education
    Abstract:
    The article presents the results of a study of the cognitive component of attitudes towards energy saving among older preschoolers and younger schoolchildren. The relevance of the study is due to the unworthy attention of the education system to the issue of developing an environmental, energy-saving attitude in children, given the obvious need to form a modern person focused on rational, energy-saving behavior. The article presents the results of an empirical study based on the author's methodology to study the content of the cognitive component of attitudes towards energy saving, and describes the types of motives for energy saving in children aged 5–10 years. The levels of formation of cognitive attitudes towards energy saving are identified and described. Children have an average level of formation of the cognitive component of the attitude to energy saving. Ideas about energy saving are unclear, vague. From senior preschool to junior school age, positive dynamics in the development of the cognitive component is observed. The dominant motive for energy saving is the motive of avoiding discomfort. With age, the content of ideas about energy saving is clarified and the energy saving motive itself begins to clearly stand out. With age, motives of personal benefit give way to motives of social significance. The formation of the cognitive component of the attitude to energy saving is influenced by the attitudes of adults, as well as the content of education. Mastering school subjects that cover environmental issues, as well as developing new forms of thinking in younger students, contributes to the development of a cognitive attitude towards energy conservation.
    Keywords:
    older preschoolers, younger schoolchildren, attitude towards energy saving, cognitive component of attitude towards energy saving, motives for energy saving, environmental behavior
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  • The relationship between self-esteem and the development of logical thinking in older preschoolers and younger schoolchildren

    Proceeding
    Modern educational process: psychological and pedagogical support, educational strategies
    Authors:
    Dar'ia A. Shchiogoleva, Oksana S. Nasyrakhunova, Vera S. Nedelskaia
    Work direction:
    Воспитание обучающихся в образовательных учреждениях в современных психолого-педагогических условиях
    Abstract:
    This article presents the results of a study of the relationship between the level of self-esteem and the level of development of logical thinking in children of senior preschool and primary school age. It was found that in children of senior preschool age, the level of logical thinking is higher with inflated and inadequately inflated self-esteem, but primary school children demonstrate a high level of logical thinking with an adequately formed self-esteem. The results of the study indicate the presence of a significant correlation between self-esteem and logical thinking. These studies indicate that the completion of the formation of self-esteem during the transition from senior preschool age, the period of formation of logical operations, to primary school age, which is the foundation for the formation of adequate self-esteem, contributes to the harmonious development and timely formation of logical thinking.
    Keywords:
    self-esteem, older preschoolers, younger schoolchildren, logical thinking
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  • Peculiarities of parent-child relations in families raising children of senior preschool age with autistic disorders

    Proceeding
    Psychological and Pedagogical Research – Tula Region
    Authors:
    Irina A. Emanova, Svetlana V. Pazukhina
    Work direction:
    Specificity of Professional Activity of Psychological and Pedagogic Stuff in the Educational System
    Abstract:
    Parent-child relations are one of the main aspects that predetermine the potential of the family in today's society. Features in the relationship of parents to the child affect not only the formation of a specific style of children's behavior, but also affect the mental development of the child as a whole, especially when it comes to children 5-6 years old with autism spectrum disorder.
    Keywords:
    older preschoolers, autism, child-parent relationships
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