PRODUCTIVE THEORIES AND PSYCHOLOGICAL CONDITIONS OF THEIR IMPLEMENTATION IN PRACTICE

Authors

  • Fomichova Lydmyla Ivanivna Фомічова Людмила Іванівна

Abstract

In the article psychological conditions of realization of existing theories of development and education are considered. It is shown that L. Vygotsky's theory of conceptuality in the speech formation requires the accentuation of certain components that can eventually be transformed into a reality of the correctional process. It is proved that the existing productive theories do not directly affect the essence of the educational process, but the development of special conditions for their implementation is required.

These conditions include: professionalism and its characteristics; the essence of effectiveness, which is considered through the standard, the dependence of the achievement of the standard in effectiveness, which is related with the homogeneity or heterogeneity of the learning groups. In the first case we consider a generalized model of education, in the second - a set of diverse models. The essence of methodological requirements regarding educational processes and the principles of children with a hearing impairment teaching are revealed.

Keywords: theory, interrelation of thinking and speech, professionalism, standards, methodology, education, principles, children with hearing impairment

Accepted: 03.03.2017

Reviewed: 11.03.2017

Published: 25.03.2017

Author Biography

Fomichova Lydmyla Ivanivna Фомічова Людмила Іванівна

доктор психологічних наук, професор,завідувач кафедри сурдопедагогіки факультету корекційної педагогіки та психології Національного педагогічного університету імені М.П. Драгоманова

 

Published

2017-03-25

How to Cite

Фомічова Людмила Іванівна F. L. I. (2017). PRODUCTIVE THEORIES AND PSYCHOLOGICAL CONDITIONS OF THEIR IMPLEMENTATION IN PRACTICE. TECHNOLOGIES OF INTELLECT DEVELOPMENT, 2(5(16). Retrieved from https://psytir.org.ua/index.php/technology_intellect_develop/article/view/287

Issue

Section

Theoretical Problems of Psychology, Psychological Technologies
ISSN: 2223-0521