Prevention and Overcoming of Complex Forms of Dysgraphia in Grade 5–6 Students as Part of the Continuous Psycho-Pedagogical Suppor...
Annotation
The article examines the problem of complex forms of dysgraphia in students during their adaptation to the conditions of basic general education. The necessity of integrating the work of a speech-language therapist into a unified system of psycho-pedagogical support within the school is substantiated. The mechanisms of interdisciplinary collaboration among the speech-language therapist, school psychologist, special education teacher, and subject teachers are presented, along with a description of specific methods for the correction and prevention of secondary impairments.