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List of publications on a keyword: «children with visual impairments»

  • FEATURES OF ADAPTIVE PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN WITH VISUAL IMPAIRMENTS

    Proceeding
    Pedagogy, Psychology, Society
    Authors:
    Olga S. Generalova, Kristina M. Grechanaia, Nikita S. Smirnov
    Work direction:
    Теория и методика физического воспитания, спортивной тренировки, оздоровительной и адаптивной физической культуры
    Abstract:
    This scientific article explores the features and effectiveness of adaptive physical education for children with visual impairments. Various methods and approaches to organizing and conducting classes have been studied, based on the specific needs and capabilities of children with visual impairments. The positive results of such activities are analyzed, including increased levels of physical activity and improved general physical condition. The article also identifies the main obstacles and difficulties that specialists face when working with children with visual impairments in the context of adaptive physical education.
    Keywords:
    physical activity, children with visual impairments, adaptive physical education, organization of classes, adaptation methods
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  • MECHANISMS FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF SENSORY-TACTIVE KITS IN THE CORRECTION OF SPEECH DEFECTS IN CHILDREN WITH VISUAL IMPAIRMENTS

    Proceeding
    Psychological and Pedagogical Support of General, Special and Inclusive Education of Children and Adults
    Authors:
    Diana S. Iutkina, Anna E. Ratanina, Ekaterina A. Gordeeva
    Work direction:
    Problems of psychological safety of the environment in the system of special and inclusive education
    Abstract:
    The article describes data on the number of children with visual impairments in Russia at the moment. The technology for the implementation of sensory-tactile sets in the correction of speech of children with visual impairments, which was successfully tested on the basis of a children's preschool educational institution in the city of Tomsk, is presented.
    Keywords:
    children with visual impairments, sensory-tactile set, speech defects
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