List of publications on a keyword: «psychomotor development»

The article reveals the significance of neuro-exercises in the educational process of kindergartens as a tool for the harmonious development of cognitive, motor, and emotional-volitional functions in preschoolers. It examines the theoretical foundations of the neuropsychological approach and substantiates the feasibility of incorporating neuro-games and neuro-gymnastics into the daily practice of preschool institutions. The article presents a classification of exercises based on their target areas (development of interhemispheric interaction, attention, memory, speech, and tone regulation), provides specific examples of game tasks adapted for different age groups, and offers methodological recommendations for integrating them into the daily routine. Special attention is paid to safety issues, dosage of loads, and taking into account the individual characteristics of children. The article will be useful for educators, psychologists, speech therapists, and other specialists in preschool

The article discusses the problem of preventing speech disorders in early-age children at risk. The relevance of the study is due to the growing number of children with perinatal pathology and social risk factors, as well as the need to implement effective methods in the early care system. Logopedic rhythmic is analyzed as an integrative method that affects the basic prerequisites of speech: psychomotor sphere, sense of rhythm, imitation, and emotional contact. The results of an experimental study are presented. The conclusions are formulated about the high preventive potential of logopedic rhythmic and the need to include it in the early care system.