List of publications on a keyword: «speech activity»

Mathematical literacy of a preschooler is the ability to identify a mathematical problem and solve it, to functionally use mathematical knowledge and skills in various life situations. The use of non-standard tasks aimed at forming the prerequisites for functional mathematical literacy in educational activities contributes to the development of verbal and logical thinking in preschoolers, improves the quality of their mathematical preparedness, increases speech activity, allows children to navigate more confidently in the simplest patterns of their surrounding reality and use mathematical knowledge more actively in everyday life.

The article describes the results of experimental work on the use of mnemotables for the development of coherent speech in younger schoolchildren with mental retardation. The author concludes that the use of mnemonics techniques for the development of coherent speech in children with intellectual disabilities is very effective and has a positive effect on the intellectual development of this category of children.

In recent years there has been a significant increase in the number of children with speech disorders. Singing as part of the musical education of children in kindergarten is of great importance for activating the speech of older preschool children.

The article reveals the results of an empirical study of the characteristics of speech activity in children of primary preschool age with visual impairment.

In this article we discuss the basic provisions of the pedagogical psychology and pedagogy, related to the game, show the main functions of didactic games for Russian language lessons in school, explain the link between gaming activity and speech activity, explain the need for activity approach to development of communicative skills.