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DISABLED CHILDREN’S SOCIALIZATION WITHIN INCLUSIVE GROUPS

Eremina I.A., Korytova G.S.

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In the article disabled children socialization within inclusive groups is considered. The results of intervention work are presented. The technique is based on directive formation of contextual business-minded child-adult communication. According to the technique child is included to cooperation with peers gradually. The cooperation is a basis of social development and promotes provides positive dynamics of development as a whole.

Keywords: socialization, early socialization, young children, disabled children, inclusive group

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Issue: 1, 2014

Series of issue: Issue 1

Rubric: SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

Pages: 79 — 85

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