THE MAIN FACTORS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTUITION, PERCEPTION, IMAGINATION IN CHILDREN WITH VISUAL IMPAIRMENT
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children with visual impairment, intuition, perception, imagination, educational institution, correctional training, social adjustment, defectologist, subject, targeting.Abstract
This article describes the main factors in the development of intuition, cognition, imagination in children with visual impairments, social adaptation of learners and the development of their imagination through correctional training.
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