Izvestiya of Saratov University.
ISSN 1819-7671 (Print)
ISSN 2542-1948 (Online)


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Study of the Conditions for the Formation of Social Attitudes of Teachers to Inclusive Education and Children with Disabilities in Foreign Scientific Journals

The purpose of this article is to consider the foreign experience of studying the conditions for the formation of social attitudes. The article covers the problem of studying conditions for the formation of teaches' attitude to inclusive education. The offered data show the importance of the research as teachers are social and psychological phenomena reflecting a unified motivational system of professional activity and affecting its efficiency. There is a lack of works on studying the attitude of teachers to inclusive education in Russia's science.

Practical Training of Special Education Students as a Resource of Accessibility of Social and Communicative Environment

The article is devoted to the analysis and importance of the first educational practice of special education students as a resource to expand the access to social-communicative environment. Attention is focused on the fact that for the realization of the rights and successful socialization of children with developmental disabilities not only technological accessibility of the environment is important but social as well. Expanding the availability of social and communicative environment is a two-way process.

Analysis of the problems of socio-pedagogical support to families raising a child with disabilities

Introduction. This article presents the results of the content analysis of dissertation research by Russian and foreign scientists devoted to the socio-pedagogical support of families raising a child with disabilities. The problems of raising children with disabilities are considered; the actual problems of interaction between a child, parents and an educational institution are described. Theoretical analysis. The article describes the methodology of the problem of accompanying the family of a child with disabilities.