Arabaji K.D., Baidalieva A. R., Kapiyat A. Zh.,

Toktarova S. N., Askarova A. D.

Karagandy State University named of

E.A. Buketov, Qazaqstan

Features of speech development in children with special educational needs.

Children with special educational needs are– children requiring special psychological and pedagogical assistance and organizing special conditions for their upbringing and education. Correctional pedagogy aims to provide socialization of the child, i.e. to contribute to the achievement of the ultimategoal of training and education of a child with developmental disabilities, overcoming the social failure, the maximum possible introduction it in society, the formation of his ability to live independently.

According to E. A. Trebeleva, the gap in language development begins in children with special educational needs from infancy and continues to accumulate in early childhood. Not formed such prerequisites of speech development, as a curiosity, the emotional-volitional sphere, in particular emotional communication with adults, not formed phonemic hearing, is not developed articulation apparatus [1].

Disorders of children speech activity are varied and multifaceted. They can occur with different types of disabilities: mental retardation, delay of mental development, cerebral palsy, hearing, vision, social-psychological neglect, emotional deprivation, in the limitation of speech communication of the child when dealing with children with speech defects, etc.

Violation of the of speech defects of child development is the overall pattern of their mental development. The essence of this pattern is, according to E. A. Trebeleva, that if not implemented the required corrective effect, the deformation of verbal communication and the child's interaction with the social environment comes, the range of ideas about the worldlimits, ability to receive and processing information impairs, difficulties of social adaptation appear, which negatively affects the overall mental development of the child [5].

Disturbance of speech in children with special educational needs creates additional difficulties in their social adaptation and establish relationships with other people. However, this does not mean these difficulties are insurmountable.

Despite the different nature of defects these children have typical symptoms indicate a systemic disturbance of speech activity. One of the leading signs is the later beginning of speech: first words appear to 3-4, and sometimes 5 years. It is phonetically incorrect and poorly decorated. The most expressive indicator is the backlog of expressive speech with a relatively prosperous, at first sight, understanding the addressed speech. The speech of these children are obscure. There is a lack of speech activity, which with age, without special training, drops dramatically. However, children are rather critical to their defect [3].

Defective speech activity has an impact on developing children's sensory, intellectual and affective-volitional sphere. There is an inadequate attention span, limited its distribution. With relatively preserved semantic, logical memory in children, reduced verbal memory, memory performancesuffers. They forget the complicated instructions, the elements and sequence of tasks.

The weakest children with the low activity of remembering can be combined with limited possibilities of development of cognitive activity.

The relationship between speech disorders and other parties mental development determines the specific features of thinking. In General, having the full prerequisites for mastering the mental operations available to their age, children are lagging behind in the development of verbal-logical thinking, without special training they hardly master analysis and synthesis, comparison and generalization [2].

Along with General physical debility, they have some lag in the development of the motor areas, which is characterized by poor coordination, lack of confidence in performing metered movements, decreased speed and agility of execution. The greatest difficulties are identified in the execution of movements by verbal instruction.

The main objectives of the lessons on speech development is the education of sound of speech culture, enrichment, consolidation and activation of vocabulary, improving grammatical accuracy of speech, formation of speech, the raising of interest in artistic expression [4].

Than the child is younger, the opportunity is greater for recovery potential and the best results. It is important to note that the treatment of disorders of speech functions should be carried out comprehensively, with the participation of a pediatrician, psychiatrist, neurologist, speech pathologist, speech therapist, psychologist. You may need the assistance of an audiologist, ophthalmologist, endocrinologist, genetics. From experts and modern methods for the correction and restoration of speech function of the child depends on many things, but not all. The main role belongs to parents, family baby. A comprehensive medical approach and active participation of parents in development of speech functions of the child will definitely have a positive effect.

Therefore, for all children who have speech disorders, early identification of their causes and timely organization of correctional-developmental and socio-rehabilitative care that is essential to overcome and create better opportunities in the formation of a child.

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