List of publications on a keyword: «speech»

The paper discusses the tasks of introducing the people to the achievements of Russian and world culture.

The paper examines the normativity of language as one of the components of speech culture

The article discusses the normativity of speech, which is closely related not only to the theory of language, but also to the methodology of teaching Russian in elementary schools.

This article focuses on exploring the significance of shadow theater in the process of speech development in preschool children. Special attention is given to how theatrical activities in the format of shadow theater contribute to actively engaging children in communication, forming proper diction, expanding vocabulary, and improving coherent speech. The author emphasizes the psychological comfort of this format, which allows children to feel relaxed and free, making it particularly important for their speech progress.

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 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 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 is devoted to the formation of oral and written speech culture among primary school students. The author notes that the result of work on the topic "Adjective name" in elementary school should be not only the acquisition of knowledge about the adjective name as a part of speech, but also the ability to correctly use this part of speech in terms of the norms of the Russian literary language.

The result of working on the topic "Adjective name" in elementary school should be not only the acquisition of knowledge about the adjective name as a part of speech, but also the ability to correctly use this part of speech from the point of view of the norms of the Russian literary language.

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

This article substantiates the communicative success of younger schoolchildren - the result of students acquiring positive experience in educational communicative activities, manifested in the desire of children to engage in educational communication at their level of development, learning, and upbringing.

The result of working on the topic "Adjective name" in elementary school should be not only the acquisition of knowledge about the adjective name as a part of speech, but also the ability to correctly use this part of speech from the point of view of the norms of the Russian literary language.

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 reveals the main tasks of speech development in young children. Methods and approaches used in educational activities, as well as the organization of a spatial environment that develops subject matter.

In working with children with speech disorders, a neuropsychological approach is used to better study and understand the individual psychological characteristics of a preschooler. It is necessary to be able to provide assistance correctly, it is necessary to know the structure of the brain.

The use of adjectives in speech by schoolchildren contributes to the development of speech, the formation of ideas about the compilation of complex common sentences

This article discusses three types of speech communication aimed at developing the speech etiquette of primary school children

Abstract: The article presents the author's view on the application of neurogymnastics methods in correctional and pedagogical work with children with disabilities. Examples of exercises aimed at enhancing the interaction of the cerebral hemispheres, as well as relaxation and stimulation of nerve impulses are given. This article may be useful to specialists in the field of speech therapy, defectology, as well as kindergarten teachers.

Family is the most important social prerequisite for the development of a child's speech. When a child is brought up in a family, everything affects his speech: what attitude is good or bad towards him, how family members talk to him and among themselves, whether they themselves have speech problems and much more. The purpose of this article is to tell in the most understandable language what can affect a child's speech development.

This article examines language development in children with ASD, providing an overview of theoretical approaches and empirical evidence. The article reveals key characteristics of speech development in ASD, such as delays in speech development, difficulties with understanding language and pragmatic aspects of speech.

The speech culture of younger schoolchildren is a significant issue and requires special attention both in Russian language lessons, reading and extracurricular activities

The article describes the principle of fairy tale therapy in speech therapy classes. The author provide examples of exercises.

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.

Dialectisms. Linguistic features of dialects. The work of F. Abramov