List of publications on a keyword: «speech»

Abstract: today, the key purpose of educational institutions of preschool education is to create such conditions for a subject-development environment that would contribute to the development of the personal potential of students. The educational space acts as a field for the development of the child, contributes to the creation of higher values and meanings, the formation of independence and designates zones for the development of a socially successful and physically developed personality. Studying the educational space from this point of view, the process of physical education of children with severe speech impairments becomes the main characteristic.

Modern educational practice increasingly encounters children experiencing learning difficulties. One manifestation of these difficulties is dysorthography – a persistent impairment in which a child struggles to master and apply spelling rules. The author's goal is to define the organizational and substantive aspects of speech therapy work aimed at correcting morphological dysorthography in primary school children with general speech underdevelopment. The article can be used by speech therapists, special education teachers, and other pedagogical professionals working with children with writing disorders.

Public speeches at the classes on public speaking in foreign language classes in the field of law is an important element in the process of learning at the university. The purpose of public speaking is to present information live in front of an audience and to involve this audience to take part in the discussion of an issue or topic. When preparing a public presentation at university in a foreign language, a future lawyer faces a great number of difficulties. The presented article gives recommendations on the use of tasks for teaching public speaking skills in the teaching of foreign language teaching in the field of law at the university. Such tasks can be being different special exercises to develop the skills of public speaking addressing the audience. The authors focus primarily on student speeches and debates.