List of publications on a keyword: «School»

The article substantiates the importance of partnership between preschool institutions and families for the child's harmonious development. The principles and models of effective interaction are revealed, traditional and modern forms of work with parents are characterized. It is shown that systematic cooperation contributes to children's development, enhances parents' pedagogical culture and creates a unified educational environment.

This work focuses on the significance of theatrical activities in moral and patriotic education for preschoolers. It explores key aspects of theater-based teaching methods, highlighting their psychological and educational impact. Special attention is given to cultivating patriotic feelings, moral values, and social skills through dramatic games and performances. Practical guidelines for music instructors in kindergartens are also discussed. The study argues that theater provides an ideal platform for developing creativity, imagination, communication skills, and empathy in young children. Through active involvement in plays and improvisations, children learn to understand moral dilemmas and appreciate traditional cultural values. Furthermore, the process helps build confidence, enhances memory, and improves analytical thinking.

The article addresses the problem of developing reading comprehension skills in 4th-grade students. It proposes the use of Critical Thinking Development Technology (CTDT) strategies as an effective tool. The purpose of the article is to demonstrate the practical application of a set of strategies—"Read-Stop Thinking Method," "INSERT," "Cluster," and "Hexagon"—for in-depth text analysis. Specific methodological techniques used with literary works from the 4th-grade curriculum are described. The conclusion is drawn about the high effectiveness of these strategies for developing analytical and systemic thinking, as well as for achieving the interdisciplinary skills required by the Federal State Educational Standard for Primary General Education (FSES PGE).

This article examines the pressing issue of developing self-care skills in 3- to 4-year-old children. Self-care is a crucial component of a child's personal development, the first step toward independence and social adaptation.The author describes the main pedagogical techniques, methods and conditions that contribute to the successful acquisition of cultural and hygienic skills by children (washing, dressing, eating). Particular attention is paid to creating a developing subject-spatial environment, using gaming technologies and interacting with parents to reinforce skills at home. The article is intended for preschool teachers and parents of their pupils.

This article examines the problem of the formation of prepositional and case constructions in older preschool children with difficulties in speech development. The authors note that violations in the understanding and use of prepositional constructions often manifest themselves not only in the distorted use of prepositions, but also in the incorrect alignment of case endings. Therefore, the work focuses on both the development of the meaning of prepositions and the correct implementation of inflections in prepositional combinations.

The article examines the technology of using various types of children's construction as a means of developing the cognitive and creative abilities of older preschool children. The potential of constructive activities for the development of elementary mathematical concepts, spatial thinking, imagination and collaboration skills was analyzed.A teacher's work system is presented, including the integration of design with other educational areas, and specific examples of organizing children's joint and independent activities are offered. The material is of practical interest to preschool teachers and parents.

This article examines the current problem of decreasing physical activity in children in the context of the spread of digital technologies. The concept of fitness games as an effective tool for motivating children to engage in physical activity is presented. Practical aspects of organizing fitness games in preschool and family settings are described.This article contains specific methodological recommendations and examples of three universal games for different age groups, aimed at developing key physical skills and coordination abilities. The material is of practical value to physical education instructors, teachers, and parents.

The article discusses the issue of organizing quests in working with preschoolers. The advantages of this technology are presented, as well as the difficulties that a teacher may face.

The article discusses neuro-gymnastics as an effective method for correcting severe speech disorders in preschool children. It contributes to improving the coordination of brain areas, speech attention, and memory. Practical recommendations for speech therapists and examples of exercises are provided. The importance of integrating neuro-gymnastics into corrective practice to enhance the effectiveness of therapy is emphasized.

The work reflects the issues of preparing and conducting lessons in a playful way. The importance of such lessons for the implementation of the technology of the system-activity approach, which contributes to the formation of a functionally literate personality, is emphasized. Examples of games that can be played both in math lessons and in extracurricular activities are given. In conclusion, the practical results of such games among schoolchildren are briefly discussed.

The article is devoted to the formation of speech culture in younger preschoolers. The author noted that the development of literary speech helps children to assimilate the norms of oral speech, ensures their literary development.

The article discusses the use of "Froebel's Gifts" for the sensory development of young children. It is noted that Froebel's Gifts are a valuable tool for the cognitive development of preschoolers.

The article analyzes the role of the music lesson in the development of a modern student. Special attention is paid to studying the worldview of a modern schoolboy.

The article discusses the concept of spontaneous preschool play, its key characteristics and functions in child development. The psychological and pedagogical approaches to understanding spontaneous play and its differences from organized play activities are analyzed. Special attention is paid to the role of such a game in the formation of a child's cognitive, social and emotional competencies.

In this article we will consider in detail the importance of construction as a tool of cognitive-research activity, its varieties, as well as the role of the teacher in this process.

The development of literary speech helps children to assimilate the norms of oral speech, ensures their literary development.

Upbringing of preschool children is a complex process that is built not on individual elements that form the basis of personality, but on comprehensive components that allow to form the basic foundation of personal development of a preschool child, preparing the personality for full formation in the future. Each of the structural components has a certain importance, but modern practice demonstrates the presence of problems in the formation of individual components of education, one of which is the education of thrift. This article is aimed at analysing the concept and essence of thrift, as well as the formation of thrift through labour education.

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 use of speech etiquette formulas in the speech of younger schoolchildren, containing various degrees of comparison of adjectives, is an urgent problem for primary school teachers in the process of establishing a culture of speech communication

To date, the most important for the formation of musical creativity in older preschool age is the use of musical improvisation, as well as the formation of cognitive activity for musical creativity, therefore , theoretical aspects of experimental activity in elementary music making of older preschoolers for the formation of cognitive activity are necessary for both novice researchers, students, and practitioners of teachers, which contributes to the expansion and to deepen knowledge about children's music playing in an experiment with sound.

The article describes the process of mastering writing by children of senior preschool age

The article deals with the problem of forming the position of primary school children in the system of patriotic education. The issue of patriotic education is currently one of the central ones, it is becoming extremely relevant. The organization of the process of patriotic education of students occupies a leading place in modern pedagogical research. The task of modern school teachers is to educate children in the independence of decisions made, purposefulness in actions and deeds, the development of their ability to self-education and self-regulation of relationships. The article contains a description of the methods and forms used in educational work on the formation of patriotic consciousness of younger schoolchildren.

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.

The article presents a methodological development where the plot dynamics are closely intertwined with the tasks that children need to complete to help forest animals. This development is aimed at familiarizing children with water, sand and its properties by organizing experimental activities. During experimental activities, children learn that heavy objects sink in water, and light ones float on the surface; it is impossible to make something out of dry sand, it crumbles, but you can draw on it. The methodological development presents gaming technology. This form of work promotes the development of cognitive interest, creativity, and the development of speech skills.