Abstract

This article discusses the issues of training of future speech therapists for work in inclusive educational environment. One of the prioritized tasks of modern education is training of personnel for working with students with specific learning difficulties. In recent years due to modernization of the Russian education system the training of experts for work in inclusive educational environment becomes more and more important. However, the issue of analysis of professional competences of future speech therapists is insufficiently studied. This article is aimed at analysis of educational programs of training students in Moscow universities for work with children with specific learning difficulties on the basis of their knowledge and attitude to inclusive education. Aiming at analysis of competences of future speech therapists, the students were surveyed by various blocks: from knowledge of regulatory documents to personal attitude of students to foundations of inclusive education. The obtained results have confirmed the assumption that in general the students have positive attitude to inclusive education, the disputable issue concerns readiness of society for conditions of inclusive education and understanding of special demands of children with limited health capacities by teachers of educational entities. This article defines various approaches and trends of formation of tolerant attitude to students with specific learning difficulties, as well as the required professional competences corresponding to the requirements of Federal State Education Standard of higher education. Due to increased number of children with severe speech pathologies and expanded competences of speech therapists of educational entities, it would be reasonable to increase the number of disciplines expanding skills and habits of future speech therapists under conditions of inclusive education.

Highlights

  • The education system of the City of Moscow is an inherent portion of the education system of the Russian Federation; its principles in addition to creation of conditions for talented pupils include recognition of rights for special conditions for children and adolescents with limited health capacities [1]

  • The issue of specialist training for work in inclusive educational environment has recently become important, which is related with modernization of the Russian education system, adoption of Law On Education in the Russian Federation, development and implementation of Federal State Education Standard (FSES) for children with limited health capacities

  • The block of questions devoted to attitude to the inclusive education system demonstrated that this form was familiar for many students participating in the research. 85% of students understood the importance of inclusion of students with specific learning difficulties into general education system

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Introduction

The education system of the City of Moscow is an inherent portion of the education system of the Russian Federation; its principles in addition to creation of conditions for talented pupils include recognition of rights for special conditions for children and adolescents with limited health capacities [1]. Review of policy in the field of continuous inclusive education [7-11], analysis and comparison of aspects of preschool education quality in Russian and European schools [12-16], peculiarities of execution of class and extracurricular activities for children with special demands, necessity to prolong special assistance at the level of basic general education [17, 18] make it possible to conclude that personnel training as one of prioritized tasks of modern education is required. The issue of specialist training for work in inclusive educational environment has recently become important, which is related with modernization of the Russian education system, adoption of Law On Education in the Russian Federation, development and implementation of Federal State Education Standard (FSES) for children with limited health capacities. The issue of analysis and comparison of mastering professional competences by future speech therapists of Moscow, who just started their education, and students having practical experience of work with children, is insufficiently studied

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