Measures to improve the effectiveness of foreign language education for children with autism spectrum disorders
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Foreign language education, Autism spectrum disorders, Integrated approach, ChildrenAbstract
In the prevailing era, the growing number of children with autism spectrum disorders, both in Russia and around the world, requires the search for new solutions and approaches to the organization of correctional, rehabilitation and educational work with this category of children. The work attempts to provide schemes of interaction between the subjects of interaction (teachers, psychologists, parents, researchers) in the system of foreign language education of children with autism spectrum disorders. The interaction is organized within the framework of an identical distributed model based on a specially created Center. As a result of the study, the scientific and methodological literature data on the organization of foreign language education with autism spectrum disorders were analyzed and interpreted, the directions of interaction between the subjects of physical education of such children were determined as well as the options of interaction organization were considered.
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