Educational Potential of Preschool Children with ASD

Q3 Social Sciences
Irina Nigmatullina, Elvira Sadretdinova, Veronika Vasina, Valeriya Stepashkina, Natalya Kryukovskaya, Aksana Famina, Nataliya Myodova, Evgenia Dergachyova, Galiya Abaeva, Meirbek Toktabaev
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The article substantiates that in order to build an effective variant of an individual development route for a child with autism spectrum disorders, it is necessary to know the level of formation of his/her educational potential. The profile of the formation of the educational potential of preschool children with ASD, according to the authors, contains 11 indicators. The specifics of developing a route map for preschoolers with ASD are conducted taking into account the identified parameters of educational potential. The purpose of the article is to study the formation of the educational potential of preschoolers with ASD to develop a variant of an individual development route. The proposed methods are designed for preschoolers with autism spectrum disorders and adapted by a group of authors from the Federal Resource Center for the Organization of Comprehensive Support for Children with ASD. The minimum level of development of basic communication and speech skills was revealed; at a low level of development – parameters of the game, the cognitive sphere: difficulties in processing information, violation of the formation of the child’s worldview. Such parameters of educational potential as ‘social behavior’, ‘perception’, ‘artistic and aesthetic development’, ‘fine motor skills’, ‘self-service’ and ‘maladaptive behavior’ are almost at the same level of being unformed. The most developed (at the level of partial formation) is an indicator for the development of ‘large motor skills.’ The findings highlighted the importance of developing individual routes for the development of educational potential in preschoolers with ASD to optimize the process of adaptation to society, effective learning, and self-realization as a socialized subject of society. Taking into account the dominance of the parameters of the child’s potential in the development, it is necessary to select technologies for support and training.
学龄前自闭症儿童的教育潜力
本文认为,了解自闭症谱系障碍儿童教育潜能的形成水平,是建立自闭症谱系障碍儿童个体发展路径的有效变体。根据作者的说法,学龄前自闭症儿童教育潜力形成的概况包含11个指标。为患有自闭症的学龄前儿童制定路线图的具体内容是考虑到已确定的教育潜力参数。本文的目的是研究ASD学龄前儿童教育潜能的形成,从而发展出一种变体的个体发展路线。所提出的方法是为患有自闭症谱系障碍的学龄前儿童设计的,并由来自ASD儿童综合支持组织联邦资源中心的一组作者进行了改编。基本沟通和语言技能的最低发展水平显露出来;在低发展水平-游戏参数,认知领域:处理信息困难,违反儿童世界观的形成。诸如“社会行为”、“感知”、“艺术和审美发展”、“精细运动技能”、“自我服务”和“适应不良行为”等教育潜力的参数几乎处于未成形的同一水平。最发达的(在部分形成水平)是“大运动技能”发展的指标。“研究结果强调了发展自闭症学龄前儿童教育潜力发展的个体途径的重要性,以优化适应社会、有效学习和作为社会主体的自我实现的过程。”考虑到儿童在发展过程中潜力的参数占主导地位,有必要选择支持和培训的技术。
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Education and Self Development
Education and Self Development Social Sciences-Political Science and International Relations
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