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Kukushkina Olga I.

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Articles co-authors
Akhmetzyanova A.
Babkina N.V.
Filatova Y.
Goncharova E.L.
Ilatovskaya A.
Kantor V.Z.
Karabanova O.A.
Khaidarpashich M.R.
Kitik E.
Korobenikov I.A.
Korolevskaya T.K.
Krasil'nikova O.A.
Kuzmicheva T.
Lazurenko S.
Maevskaya N.V.
Malofeev N.
Malofeev N.N.
Nikolskaya O.S.
Sataeva A.I.

Current topics of research in the field of special pedagogy

Akhmetzyanova A., Babkina N.V., Goncharova E.L., Kantor V.Z., Korobenikov I.A., Krasil'nikova O.A., Kuzmicheva T., Kukushkina O.I., Lazurenko S., Filatova Y.
The article presents the main directions of the current passport of the scientific specialty “Special Pedagogy” and the corresponding problems of current scientific research for each of them, aimed at the productive development of the domestic scientific school of special psychology and pedagogy. For the first time, a holistic picture of current scientific research is presented, reflecting the fundamental interdisciplinarity of special pedagogy, the main task of transforming the results of psychological research on the characteristics of the development of children with disabilities into the actual pedagogical ideas about their general and special educational needs, the required systems of education and upbringing.

Education as a Means of Rehabilitation: Special Educational Needs of Children with Profound Developmental Disabilities

Kukushkina O.I., Goncharova E.L.
The article concretizes the notion of special educational needs of children with disabilities. An emphasis is made on the necessity of the timely identification of developmental disorders and the beginning of their correction, overcoming of “social displacement” by a child with disabilities.

Special Pedagogics

Kukushkina O.I.
In the article the term “special pedagogics” is defined, achievements of correctional pedagogics of our country within the pre-revolutioonary and Soviet periods are given briefly, the priorities of development of modern special pedagogigs are presentеd.

Common Concept of the Special Federal State Standard for Special Needs Children: Basic Provisions

Goncharova E.L., Kukushkina O.I., Nikolskaya O.S., Malofeev N.N.
The work grounds necessity of creating the Special Federal State Educational Standard for special needs children, specifies key special educational needs of children with disabilities, describes briefly qualification and non-qualification versions of the Special Federal State Educational Standard.

Perception and information processing. Comparison of assessments and opinions in communication. Discussing the weather.

Korolevskaya T.K., Goncharova E.L., Kukushkina O.I.
The second part of the software “The World Through Your Window” devoted to the weather is described in the article. There are pointed out possibilities of development of the cognitive and social-emotional spheres with the help of the software. The teachers work with the software support with children in pairs and in a group is considered.

Helping a child with differentiation and comprehension of the worldview in the context of new educational standards for children with disabilities

Goncharova E.L., Kukushkina O.I., Nikolskaya O.S., Malofeev N.N.
The publication covers the development of life competence of children with disabilities in connection with Special Federal State Educational Standards worked out by Institute of Special Education. Development of the worldview in the child with disabilities is primarily associated with the realization of Special Federal State Educational Standard section “Natural science and practice of interaction with the surrounding world.”

"The initial point" of new aural abilities and spontaneous development of the child's speech after cochlear implantation

Goncharova E.L., Kukushkina O.I.
The article presents theoretical substantiation of a change of the existing ideas about the purposes and the content of the professional's work with the child after cochlear implantation. There is considered the initial point of new aural abilities and spontaneous development of the child's speech after multichannel cochlear implantation.

3R-rehabilitation: new professional skills

Goncharova E.L., Kukushkina O.I.
The article shows, that the method of «3R-rehabilitation» of a family and a child with CI is based on a new interpretaion of the subject of professional activity, its content, guidelines, pedagogical tools, criteria for assessing achievements. For the first time, the professional skills, necessary for successful 3R-rehabilitation, are described. The necessity of revising the ideas and skills, formed in the process of professional training, retraining, advanced training of specialists in the psychological and pedagogical profile, has been substantiated.

Analysis of the speech development of a child: modern ideas of the national scientific school

Goncharova E.L., Kukushkina O.I.
The article discusses the approach of L.S. Vygotsky's student - R.E.Levina to the analysis of the speech development of children in normal and impaired. It is shown, how the Russian scientific school of defectology understands speech ontogenesis and how this knowledge is applied in practice. The reasons and consequences of the explicable but unjustified reduction of the domestic approach in the practice of diagnosis and correction of speech disorders in children are described. A four-component scheme of child's speech development analysis, developing tradition and based on modern scientific dataes, is proposed. It includes the assessment of biological prerequisites, the communicative situation of a child's speech development, his language competence and speech performance. The logic of the transition from diagnostic results to the reasoned formulation of pedagogical tasks in relation to both - the child and his family, and interaction with physicians is revealed.

History of Special Education: new fundamental research and fascinating reading

Goncharova E.L., Kukushkina O.I.
The article analyzes the results of a fundamental research by N.N. Malofeev, described in the monograph “As it was in the Fatherland, or the Practice of teaching children with hearing impairment in the Russian Empire (1806–1917).” The author was the first to reconstruct a complete historical picture of the formation of the domestic practice of educating the deaf, covering all territories of the Russian Empire, all types of special educational institutions being created that appeared on the map of the country in the period 1806–1917. The relationship between the socio-cultural context of the country’s life and the likelihood of the emergence of educational institutions for the deaf, their viability, long-term prospects for existence, the pace and nature of development has been proven.
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