INTEGRATIVE METHODS OF TEACHING STUDENTS WITH SPEECH DISORDERS BASED ON AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH
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Speech disorders, innovative technologies, integrated approach, special education, audiovisual technologies, interactive games, speech development, educational process, pedagogical methods, student developmentAbstract
This article analyzes the effectiveness of applying innovative approaches and integrated technologies in the process of teaching students with speech disorders. Speech disorders create significant obstacles in the development of students, therefore new pedagogical methods and technologies suitable for them are necessary. The article examines the possibilities of supporting the speech development of students using audiovisual technologies, specially developed programs, and interactive games, as well as effective access to the general educational process through an integrated approach.Downloads
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