Inclusive education: from mass standardization to mass uniqueness
- Authors:
- Olesia G. Shatokhina, Natalia V. Zimovets
- Work direction:
- Актуальные вопросы методологии, теории и практики инклюзивного образования, воспитания и социализации детей, подростков и молодёжи с инвалидностью и ОВЗ
- Abstract:
- In modern society, where information technology plays an increasingly significant role, reading skills are becoming one of the core competencies. However, not all children manage to master this skill without difficulty. Many elementary school students experience reading disabilities that can seriously impede their academic progress and overall development. Correcting reading disorders in primary schoolchildren is a complex and important task for teachers and parents. In this article, we will look at various approaches to correcting these disorders, and also offer some practical recommendations that will help you work effectively with children who have difficulty reading. Understanding the causes and mechanisms of such disorders is the first step towards successful correction and helping children achieve a full level of literacy.
- Keywords:
- individual approach, comprehensive diagnostics, variety of techniques, motivation and encouragement of the child
Inclusive education: from mass standardization to mass uniqueness