Methodology for Ensuring the Professional and Pedagogical Readiness of Future Preschool Educators for Developing Children’s Speech
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https://doi.org/10.55640/eijp-05-03-57Keywords:
Future preschool educators, speech development, professional-pedagogical readinessAbstract
This article discusses the methodological foundations for ensuring the professional and pedagogical readiness of future preschool educators to develop children’s speech. The study emphasizes the importance of forming students’ theoretical knowledge, practical skills, communicative competence, and methodological abilities related to speech development in preschool children. Special attention is paid to the role of modern pedagogical technologies, interactive methods, didactic games, storytelling, dialogue-based activities, and child-centered approaches in improving the quality of speech development education. The article also highlights the need to integrate theoretical training with practical pedagogical experience in preschool educational institutions. The proposed methodological approach contributes to preparing future educators who are able to organize effective speech development activities, enrich children’s voc.
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