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Characteristics of prediction in preschool children with speech impairment

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  Digital Object Identifier (DOI): 10.26907/esd.16.3.31
  Volume Number: 16 | Issue Number: 3 | Pages: 398 - 419
  Published: September 2021
  Article Keyword(s): anticipation, forecasting, general speech underdevelopment, preschoolers
  Article Author(s) - listed alphabetically: Anna I. Akhmetzyanova, Elena A. Lemekh, Irina S. Salnikova, Tatyana V. Artemyeva
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The ability to predict is one of the important aspects of human mental development. There is a
relationship between prognostic competence and the process of socialization. Psychological
studies show that children with special educational needs, including children with general
speech underdevelopment, when compared with their peers without speech pathology, are more
susceptible to impaired socialization and the occurrence of school maladjustment. This affects the
success of their schooling. Such children experience difficulties in complying with social norms
in the implementation of their goals, since they cannot anticipate the consequences of a certain
situation. This can lead to deviant behavior and failure at school. This article examines the features
of the structural and functional characteristics of forecasting in preschoolers with general speech
underdevelopment. It analyzes the research results given in the scientific literature, presents the
results of the authors’ own experimental research conducted using the “Prognostic stories” technique
developed by the teachers of the Department of Psychology and Pedagogy of Special Education of
the Kazan (Volga region) Federal University, and a comparative analysis of the data obtained during
the experiment. The study showed that preschool children with general speech underdevelopment
have lower indicators in all predictive characteristics in comparison with normative peers, and
also have specific prognosis features due to speech pathology and deficiencies in higher mental
functions. The most important of these are the lack of cognitive predictive function and prediction
of utterance. The disadvantages of the prognostic ability of preschoolers with speech pathology
determine the risk of social maladjustment, which requires the attention of specialists in the field
of special education. The results obtained expand the understanding of the state of development of the prognostic competence of preschoolers with general speech underdevelopment. They present a
more complete picture of its specific features, and highlight the most significant disadvantages of
the forecasting process for this category of children. This indicates the directions of work on the
development of prognostic processes in preschoolers with general speech underdevelopment, as
well as the prevention or minimization of the outcomes of school maladjustment.

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Education and Self Development (E&SD) is published by Kazan Federal University (KFU)
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ISSN 1991-7740

Frequency of Publication

E&SD publishes four print issues each year. It was established in June 2006

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The Journal has been accepted for inclusion in Scopus and is applying for inclusion in Web of Science. At present it has not established an impact factor or ranking but these will be forthcoming.

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E&SD is an online, open access journal fully funded by Kazan Federal University. The Journal is a signatory to the Budapest Open Access Initiative and is committed to ensuring that all of the articles we publish are freely available. Articles are available to all without charge, and there are no article processing charges (APCs) for authors.

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Article Keywords

assessment bibliometric analysis blended learning communication competence Covid-19 creativity critical thinking distance learning education educational environment educational process educational standard evaluation foreign language future teachers higher education identity inclusive education lifelong learning model motivation multicultural education non-formal education pedagogy personality professional competence professional development professional orientation psychological safety quality quality of education reading comprehension reflection self-assessment self-development students teacher teacher education teacher professional development teachers teacher training training upbringing values

Article Authors

Albina R. Drozdikova-Zaripova Alena Hašková Andreja Istenic Starcic Andreja Istenič Anna I. Akhmetzyanova Anna Kobtseva Aydar Kalimullin Aydar M. Kalimullin Aydar Minimansurovich Kalimullin Balwant Singh Branka Radulović Daria Medvedeva Dinara Bisimbaeva Elena Ibragimova Evgeniya Shishova Evsyukova E.A. Fatemeh Khonamri Ian Menter Idiyatov I.E. Ilshat R. Gafurov Kadriya Shakirova Liliana Shakirova Lira V. Artishcheva Lyubov A. Kochemasova Martina Pavlikova Mourat Tchoshanov Musa Nushi Natalya N. Kalatskaya Nick Rushby Oksana Kozhevnikova Olga K. Evdokimova Rezeda M. Khusainova Roza A. Valeeva Roza Valeeva Rushby N.J Tatiana Baklashova Valerian Faritovich Gabdulchakov Venera Zakirova Vera K. Vlasova Vera Khotinets Vera Vlasova Violeta Rosanda Vsevolod V. Andreev Yulia Novgorodova Zdenka Gadušová

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