Problems of teaching Russian in schools for blind and visually impaired children

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EDN: YPOWGL DOI: 10.31483/r-21921
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International academic journal «Development of education»
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International academic journal «Development of education»
Author:
Nadezhda P. Polyakova 1
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Theoretical and applied research in education
Pages:
27-31
Received: 7 December 2018

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1 Chuvash Republican Institute of Education of the Ministry of Education and Youth Policy of the Chuvash Republic
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Polyakova N. P. (2018). Problems of teaching Russian in schools for blind and visually impaired children. Development of education, 27-31. EDN: YPOWGL. https://doi.org/10.31483/r-21921
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Abstract

The article deals with the state of both the general and the special methods of the Russian (native) language. From the standpoint of current requirements, the state of the methodology of teaching Russian language in typhoid pedagogy is analyzed, in particular, the work of such typhoid pedagogues as M.I. Zemtsovoy, V.A. Mylnikova, N.S. Kostyuchek, I.L. Morgaylik, as well as I.P. Chigrinova. The work identifies the range of problems to be solved. As an answer to one of such questions, a route for linguistic competence formation in blind adolescents in the process of learning Russian is proposed, aimed at the development of functional literacy and the implementation of correctional and developmental activities.

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