Journal of Intellectual Disability - Diagnosis and Treatment

Development of Communication and Speech Skills of Students in the Process of Education  - Pages 437-442

Liza Naviy, Gulsara G. Zhussupbekova, Nina M. Stukalenko, Bariya B. Zhakhina, Lazzat S. Baimanova and Asiya K. Kukubaeva

DOI: https://doi.org/10.6000/2292-2598.2020.08.03.21
Published: 14 September 2020

 


Abstract: The article aims to study and diagnose school students with disabilities' levels of communication and speech skills development. Communication technologies in the process of forming communicative competence will contribute to the successful implementation of correctional work, if necessary, an individual or adapted educational program for students with disabilities. During the conduction of the study, the authors used the following types of methods: analysis, synthesis, modelling, observation, survey—statistical method analysis of the data allowed to differentiate levels of communication and speech skills development. The authors revealed the most effective forms and methods of work at the literature levels. The scientific-methodical and practical aspects of the application of communication technologies for the development of school students with disabilities' speech activities were generalized. In modern education, it has been substantiated that communication technologies are used as a means of communication skills formation and as a means of activation of the students' cognitive work. Based on the theoretical analysis of the investigated problem and the experimental work results, the authors have formulated the generalizing positions. It was concluded that the solution to the investigation of the school students with disabilities’ speech activities development problem is possible at smart scientific and methodological use of communication technologies.

Keywords: Communication competence, educational-cognitive process, communication learning technologies, diagnostics, grammar standards.

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