List of publications on a keyword: «meaningful reading»

Children with disabilities (severe speech impairments, mental retardation, and autism spectrum disorders) often face significant barriers to communication and learning. Effective work with these children requires an individualized approach that takes into account their unique characteristics, interests, abilities, and needs. In small educational institutions lacking adequate library space, establishing specialized reading centers in each classroom or preschool group becomes especially important. Such centers can become a key resource for the development of children with disabilities, providing them with access to adapted materials, stimulating an interest in reading, and promoting the development of speech, cognitive skills, and social adaptation. This article describes the practical implementation of the "Class/Group Reading Center: The Key to Meaningful Reading for Children with Disabilities" project.