presents a unique project for 1st grade teachers
SCHOOL START
Starting readiness pedagogical diagnostics
to successful learning in primary school
T.V. Beglova, M.R. Bityanova,
T.V. Merkulova,
A.G. Teplitskaya
Ed. M.R. Bityanova
NS
educational diagnostics of starting readiness for successful learning is fundamentally new approach to the organization of the first weeks and months of education for children
at school. The teacher gets the opportunity to identify the level of formation of those basic skills in first graders that ensure their understanding of the textbook material and training instructions teachers allow the child to engage in the educational dialogue in the classroom, organize their cognitive activities, etc. Analysis of the diagnostic results will allow the teacher to "tune" the educational process to the individual level of readiness of each student and the class as a whole. Thus, from the first days of training, comfortable psychological and pedagogical conditions are created for high-quality training and the achievement of educational results corresponding to the Federal State Educational Standard of the NEE.
NS The proposed teaching materials include a workbook for first graders and guidelines for it.
Format: 200x285; 143x200
Volume: 24 pages, 64 pages
Diagnostics is carried out at 3-4 weeks of training of the first grader on the basis of the tasks of the workbook. Special diagnostic exercises are aimed at identifying those skills that help children cope with the main types of educational tasks at the beginning of grade 1. They are partly developed on the basis of such real tasks. All exercises are performed under the guidance of a teacher based on the instructions provided in the guidelines. In addition, the teacher's words are duplicated in the workbook. The tasks are performed in the form of drawings, which makes it easier for the child to perceive them.
A detailed description of the procedure for diagnosing, evaluating and analyzing the results is presented in the guidelines for the teacher.
For more information on what the learning readiness diagnostics is, what is the diagnostic methodology, read here: http://www.zankov.ru/news/new/article=2407
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And methodological recommendations addressed to primary school teachers, a program of pedagogical diagnostics and assessment of the child's starting readiness for successful learning in primary school is described. Diagnostics is carried out in the third or fourth week of schooling. Its purpose is to determine the level of readiness of each child to master curriculum and the achievement of educational results in accordance with the Federal State Educational Standard of the IEO.
The guidelines contain detailed description diagnostic procedures, assessment and analysis of its results. The manual can be useful for teachers using various teaching materials, as well as school psychologists and parents.
Ability to establish relations of the "genus-species" type between concepts.
Description of the assignment: In the workbook (p. 9 of the workbook), five objects and five suitcases are drawn. Four suitcases have names, one is not named. It is necessary to "arrange" the items in the appropriate suitcases. Children also need to figure out what item can be put in an untitled suitcase and draw another such item in it. In order for students who cannot read to cope with the task, the suitcases are painted in different colors... The teacher says the color and name of the suitcase.
Teacher's word: “Look at the picture. Objects are drawn in the center. And around them are multi-colored suitcases. Some suitcases have names. Arrange items in suitcases that fit them. To do this, drag the arrow from the item to the desired suitcase.
Which of the objects painted in the center will you put in your orange Technic suitcase? Drag the arrow from the item to the desired suitcase.
Which of the items in the center would you put in the green Clothes suitcase? Swipe the arrow from the item to the suitcase.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
general characteristics pedagogical diagnostics of starting readiness
Starting readiness pedagogical diagnostics
The structure of the diagnostic notebook
Diagnostics
Diagnostic tasks, recommendations for their conduct and assessment
Processing and presentation of diagnostic data
Diagnostic data per specific child Diagnostic data per class
Qualitative assessment and use of diagnostic data in the work of a teacher
Assessment of the level of formation of specific skills Assessment of the level of instrumental readiness of each child and the class as a whole
Assessment of the level of personal readiness of each child and the class as a whole
Grade general level the starting readiness of each child and the class as a whole
Conclusion
Application.
Date of publication: 07/29/2013 06:37 UTC
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DIAGNOSTICS OF LEARNING READINESS
AND OTHER PROFESSIONAL STEPS OF THE TEACHER
Start schooling both in the minds of teachers and in the minds of the parents of the future first grader is traditionally associated with the problem of readiness. Rarely does a parent wonder if their child is ready for school. This question hides many different feelings and experiences of parents: concern for the child (will he be good at school? Will it not harm his well-being, mental health?), and social fears (won't my child be worse than others?), and parental ambitions (what will they think of me?), and much more. The teacher also seriously thinks about the readiness of children for systematic education. For him, this is both a question of his own professional success (can I, teaching these children, show a high professional level?), And concern for the quality of children's education (can they learn everything they need?).
And psychological diagnostics is most often considered as a tool for studying readiness. Why is that? And is it right? The first question is easy to answer. The term “readiness” in relation to first-graders is traditionally supplemented with the adjective “psychological”. Psychological readiness is a look at the prospects for a child's learning - success or failure - from the point of view of various aspects mental development... According to the results of diagnostics, individual indicators of mental development are compared with indicators of the age norm. Due to this, it becomes possible to assess the level (degree) psychological readiness... If the level of readiness is low, it will be difficult for the child to study along with the rest of the children. He will need the individual help of a teacher, and in some cases - a psychologist or a defectologist. As a rule, you need special developmental classes that allow you to develop certain mental processes.
"SCHOOL START":
PEDAGOGICAL DIAGNOSTICS OF START READY
TO SUCCESSFUL EDUCATION IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
School years are a long road of a person to knowledge, understanding of the world and society. To myself.
The road is difficult, requiring desire and diligence from the one who walks along it. As well as understanding and professionalism from the one who leads and accompanies.
On this path, every step counts. Especially the first steps.
Our diagnostic program allows the adult to set the right landmarks on the launch pad for education.
« School start»
- this is a fundamentally new approach to pedagogical diagnostics and organization by the teacher of the first weeks and months of schooling for children.
It allows you to:
- receive reliable information whether the child is ready to learn successfully;
- to create a basis for the development of universal learning activities;
- provide an emotionally comfortable educational environment for every child;
- select pedagogical methods and techniques, taking into account the level of readiness and plan individual work with kids.
The uniqueness of the diagnosis
Psychological examination of grade 1 textbooks allowed the authors of the teaching materials to identify basic set skills that are important to develop in a child from the very first days of learning. These skills:
- ensure understanding of the textbook material and teacher instructions,
- allow you to engage in educational dialogue in the classroom,
- help to organize activities in the lesson, etc.
- timely diagnosis of such skills allows the teacher to "tune" the educational process to the individual level of readiness of each student and the class as a whole.
- from the first days of training, comfortable conditions are created to achieve educational results that correspond to the Federal State Educational Standard of the NOE.
A total of 17 skills are allocated. They are grouped into blocks of "observation", "Thinking abilities", "Control skills", "Communication skills" and "Personal readiness":
In the methodological manual for the teacher, detailed characteristics of each skill are given according to the following scheme:
How the diagnosis works
Each child works in their own personal workbook.
Special diagnostic exercises allow you to identify those skills that help children cope with educational tasks at the beginning of grade 1.
The tasks are built on the basis of color drawings, which makes them easier for the child to perceive.
How is the diagnosis carried out?
Pedagogical diagnostics of starting readiness is carried out at 3-4 weeks of training for the first grader.
All exercises are performed under the guidance of a teacher. Methodological recommendations have been developed to help the teacher. They provide all the necessary information: the purpose of the assignment, instructions, execution time, advice on what to do in certain unforeseen situations, how to respond to children's questions, etc.
Processing of diagnostic results
We have tried to simplify the procedure for processing diagnostic results as much as possible. All data are entered into 2 summary tables, which in the future allows them to be used for high-quality pedagogical analysis.
What diagnostics give a teacher
"School start" is an opportunity for a teacher to understand the reasons for the success and failure of his students and from the first days consciously and purposefully work on the formation of universal educational actions.
The data obtained as a result of diagnostics can be included in the portfolio of each child.
How to learn how to diagnose
Toolkit gives comprehensive information on the conduct and processing of diagnostic data.
- You can take training at a one-day seminar held by the Center psychological support education "POINT PSI" and the Federal Scientific and Methodological Center. L.V. Zankova.
- Information about seminars can be obtained on the websites
T.V. Beglova, M.R. Bityanova T.V. Merkulova, A.G. Teplitskaya
M ETHICAL
RECOMMENDATIONS
to the workbook "School start"
Starting readiness pedagogical diagnostics
To successful learning
in primary school
● General characteristics of pedagogical diagnostics of starting readiness
● Description of the diagnostic procedure
● Evaluation and analysis of results
● The use of diagnostic data in the work of a teacher to individualize training
Publishing house " Educational literature»
BBK 74.202.5 B37
FEDERAL SCIENTIFIC METHODOLOGICAL CENTER
them. L.V. ZANKOVA
Scientific editor S. G. Yakovleva
V methodological recommendations addressed to primary school teachers, a program of pedagogical diagnostics and assessment of the child's initial readiness for successful learning in primary school is described. Diagnostics is carried out at the third and fourth weeks of schooling for children. Its purpose is to determine the level of readiness of each child.
To mastering the curriculum and achieving educational results in accordance with the federal state educational standard for educational institutions.
The diagnostic results will allow the teacher not only to provide targeted pedagogical assistance and support to each student, taking into account his individual characteristics, but also to “tune” the learning process of the class as a whole. These diagnostics open up a child's portfolio, which will be supplemented with new materials as he learns.
description of the diagnostic procedure, assessment and analysis of its results. The manual can be useful for teachers using various teaching methods, as well as for school psychologists and parents.
Beglova T.V., Bityanova M.R., Merkulova T.V., Teplitskaya A.G.
B37 Guidelines to the workbook "School start". Pedagogical diagnostics of starting readiness for successful learning in primary school / Ed. M.R. Bityanova. $ 2 $ ed., Rev. $ Samara: Publishing house "Uchebnaya literatura": Publishing house "Fedorov", 2012. $ 64 p.
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The structure of the diagnostic notebook. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 Carrying out diagnostics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25
conducting and evaluating. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27
Processing and presentation of diagnostic data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Diagnostic data for a specific child. . . . . . . . 49
Diagnostic data per class. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50
Qualitative assessment and use of data
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Assessment of the level of formation of specific skills. ... ... 52
Assessment of the level of instrumental readiness
Assessment of the level of personal readiness
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Assessment of the general level of launch readiness
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INTRODUCTION
The beginning of school education, both in the minds of teachers and in the minds of the parents of a future first grader, is traditionally associated with the problem of readiness. Rarely does a parent wonder if their child is ready for school. This question hides many different feelings and experiences of parents: concern for the child (will he be good at school? Will learning harm his well-being, mental health?), And social fears (will my child be worse than others?), and parental ambitions (what will they think of me?), and much more. The teacher also seriously thinks about the readiness of children for systematic learning. For him, this is both a question of his own professional success (can I, teaching these children, show a high professional level?), And concern for the quality of education (can the children learn everything they need?). These questions are especially relevant now, when each teacher is faced with the task of adjusting the learning process to achieve not only subject, but also metasubject educational outcomes (ELE). Such "tuning" involves increasing attention to each child, his individual opportunities, the level of starting readiness.
Both parents and teachers, worried about the child's readiness to learn, pin their hopes on the psychologist and his professional knowledge. Psychological diagnostics is most often considered as a tool for studying readiness. Why is this so? And is it right? The first question is easy to answer. The term “readiness” in relation to first-graders is traditionally supplemented with the adjective “psychological”. Psychological readiness is a look at the prospects of a child's learning, success or failure from the point of view of various parameters of development. In the arsenal of a psychologist there is a set of diagnostic tools for assessing various aspects of such readiness: motivation, personal vision.
loyalty, the level of intellectual and sensorimotor development, the formation of arbitrariness, etc. According to the results of the diagnosis, the individual indicators of mental development are compared with the indicators of the age norm. Due to this, it becomes possible to assess the level (degree) of psychological readiness.
If the level of readiness is low, it will be difficult for the child to study along with the rest of the children. He will need the individual help of a teacher, and in some cases, a psychologist or a defectologist. As a rule, special classes are needed to develop certain mental processes.
Psychological readiness has become last years the main "starting" indicator school life first-class $ ka. And this is very good. This suggests that we are not indifferent to every child, his well-being, his personal success. But is the whole “truth about the readiness” of a child for learning contained in the traditional set of indicators of mental development? Are we missing something very important that can prevent even mentally prepared children from successfully adapting to the learning process and receiving a quality education? The question is clear to every practitioner - both a teacher and a psychologist. From time to time we are faced with a situation when, according to all indicators of psychological readiness, a child is within the age norm, and it is very difficult for him to study, master educational material, and communicate with other children in educational situations. What is the reason: is the diagnostics performed poorly? Or have you missed something important? It seems to us that psychological readiness alone is not enough to determine the learning prospects of a particular child and the class as a whole, since it does not offer an assessment of a number of indicators. Let us call the sum of such indicators "starting readiness".
Initial readiness is a set of skills (that is, possession of methods of action, thinking, communication) that allow a child to successfully master the educational material given in a certain way and to be involved in educational situations that the teacher creates for him.
Coming to school, a child enters an educational space specially organized for him, consisting of
new objects, images, activities, and communication. All this is created by the teacher in order to teach better. But first you need the child to be ready to learn as the teacher suggests to him. Learning situations must be built on the basis of those skills and mental processes that are already developed in the student at least at the initial level. Certain starting skills are needed. It's not about reading or counting. We are talking about various abilities, as we would say in relation to the student, of a meta-subject nature. This is the starting readiness.
Psychological and initial readiness mutually complement each other and provide a common vision of the prospects for the child's learning and development in a particular educational environment. Below, in table 1, their comparative characteristics are given.
Table 1. Comparative analysis of the pedagogical and psychological readiness of the child for schooling
Parameter | Psychological | Starting |
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for comparison | willingness | willingness |
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The aggregate | The aggregate |
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indicators | |||
development, | testifying |
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testifying | if the child has |
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about maturity or | possibilities |
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immaturity | to learn |
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major | in specially |
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psychological | created |
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and psychophysiological | for this |
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processes | educational |
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situations1 |
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Is being studied | Is being studied |
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and is estimated | and is estimated |
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a psychologist | educator |
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studied |
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and is estimated | at 2-3 weeks |
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learning |
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1 For more details, see table 2 on p. fourteen.
Continuation of table 1 |
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Parameter | Psychological | Starting |
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for comparison | willingness | willingness |
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Correctional | Accounting for received |
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developing | data at |
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creating |
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with child. | individual |
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trajectories |
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development of each |
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by building | child; making |
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individual | adjustments |
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to work |
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use of | |||
teacher program; |
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results | |||
designing |
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pace of passage |
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programs; |
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planning |
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developing |
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individual |
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With the joint application and interrelated analysis of the results of diagnostics of psychological and starting readiness, we, adults, educators and accompanying child development, have the opportunity to maximally adjust the educational process for each specific student, to strengthen positive influence this or that educational system.
But if the diagnostics of psychological readiness is well developed both at the theoretical and at the instrumental levels, then the pedagogical diagnostics of the starting readiness is more of a “figure of speech” than a specific professional tool.
We have made an attempt to develop and describe a program for pedagogical diagnostics of starting readiness. With the help of this program, you can assess the child's ability to learn systematically in the first grade. The suggested teacher guidance can be an important tool for pedagogical analysis and teaching design.
GENERAL CHARACTERISTIC OF PEDAGOGICAL DIAGNOSTICS OF START READY
In the very general view the purpose of this program (its goal) is to obtain reliable information about the child's readiness to study successfully and achieve a high-quality educational result of the 1st grade. In the future, this information can be used by the teacher in order to:
1) to create psychological and pedagogical preconditions for the development of universal educational actions and, accordingly, attaining high-quality meta-subject and personal educational results by the end of primary school;
2) provide an emotionally comfortable educational environment for each child by planning the pace of progress and the level of complexity of the program;
3) adjust the forms and methods of teaching the class as a whole, taking into account the level of readiness for individual blocks of skills;
4) plan individual pedagogical work
with every child;
5) if necessary, get advice on the issues of teaching children from specialized specialists (psychologists, defectologists).
The criteria we propose for the initial readiness of a child follow from the requirements of the Federal State Educational Standard of Primary general education and correspond to the request of L.V. Zan $ kova 1.
1 In more detail about the system of developing education L.V. Zankova and its possibilities in achieving the results planned by the Federal State Educational Standard, see: Vantsyan A.G., Nechaeva N.V., Petrova E.N., Plotnikova A.Yu., Yakovleva S.G. “Implementation of a new educational standard: the potential of the system L.V. Zankov ". Samara: Publishing House $ in "Educational Literature": Publishing House "Fedo $ dov", 2010, 2011.
The most important component of this system is didactic principles, which act as a link between the goal, objectives and practice of learning, creating conditions for the holistic development of the child. A brief description of the named L.V. Zankov of the didactic principles of developmental education will reveal, on the one hand, the level of expectation modern school to the child, and, on the other hand, the characteristics of learning, which contributes to the development of the expected qualities of the student.
For developmental education and modern FSES, the basic position is L.S. Vygotsky that training should be carried out in the zone of proximal development, and not at the actual level already reached by the child. In the system of developing education L.V. Zankov this position is realized as follows.
The content of education is selected and structured on the basis of didactic the principle of the leading role of theoretical knowledge... The essence of the principle lies in the fact that it is aimed at deep understanding of the connections and dependencies between theoretical material both within one subject and between different subjects, as well as in the leading role of theoretical knowledge in relation to practical knowledge. The implementation of this principle in the content of academic subjects creates conditions for pupils to study the interdependence of phenomena, their internal essential connection, which forms the consistency of knowledge and the necessary thinking abilities, above all, ways of carrying out mental operations.
The child's work not with individual facts and phenomena, but at the crossroads of knowledge, in turn, creates conditions for the implementation of didactic the principle of teaching at a high level of difficulty with observance of the measure of difficulty... The implementation of this principle requires maximum for this child tension of mind, will, feelings for solving a difficult (but feasible) cognitive task. It provides for the organization of a collective learning activities in the lesson to solve the problem that the child cannot cope with on his own ( high level difficulties), but solves in hundreds of $ mining with a teacher, classmates (observance of the measure of difficulty). The degree of difficulty is established and adjusted by studying the child, starting from his admission
to school, the main goal of which is to determine the level of actual development of each student. This knowledge gives an idea of the zone of proximal development, which should be activated by the presented level of difficulty of the task. Knowing the level of student achievement allows one to accurately determine the need for one or another help and its measure in order to organize productive independent activity. Thus, cognitive activity the student is built not from simple to complex, but from complex to simple, from some unfamiliar situation through an independent or collective search to its resolution, if necessary, with assistance - from a general hinting to a direct one. It is the encounter with cognitive difficulties that evokes the emotions that stimulate the search activity of the student and class.
The child overcomes the difficulty that has arisen due to the implementation of the didactic the principle of awareness of the learning process... In accordance with this principle, teaching is structured so that schoolchildren would realize not only the regularity of the sequence of material and the relationship of concepts studied in school subjects, but also the process of acquiring knowledge, so that they would evaluate their capabilities and themselves in the classroom, those. developed an important human ability - reflexion. When faced with a difficulty, the student asks questions: "Why didn't it work out?", "What knowledge or skills are missing?" This is how the child's educational research activity is motivated, during which personal qualities are activated, character, will is brought up, communication, discussion, reasoning thinking are turned on, “knowledge - ignorance” is differentiated, the child is looking for missing information, which leads to a solution to the problem.
Consistency, awareness of knowledge and methods of activity are necessary conditions for implementation the principle of a fast pace of learning... This principle affects not so much the quantitative as the qualitative characteristics of training. It requires constant movement forward and resists repeated monotonous repetitions, marking time, “chewing” the same mother. L.V. Zankov wrote: “The continuous enrichment of the mind at school $
Nickname with a versatile content creates favorable conditions for a deeper understanding of the information obtained, since it is included in a widely ramified system ”1. Rapid advancement is accompanied by a constant return to the past. The study (discovery) of the new is carried out on the basis of comprehending what is already known. Such a structure, inherent in programs in the developmental education system of L.V. Zankov, helps to overcome the isolation of its parts and ensures the permanence of repetition, which leads to the strength of the assimilation of knowledge, skills and abilities. Children not only move quickly forward in learning new things, but at the same time constantly reinforce the previously acquired knowledge.
The following didactic principle requires purposeful and systematic work on the overall development of all participants
class members, including both the strong and the weak, in compliance with the requirement of constant care for the mental and physical health every child ... The implementation of this principle requires the creation of such conditions that the child, based on his personal experience and their abilities, inclinations could optimally advance in overall development... Such opportunities are provided by course content built on an integrated basis. Integrated courses, which provide different sides of reality, create conditions for the formulation of multidimensional assignments to one content. Such tasks combine a different level of generalization, theoretical and practical material from different sections. academic subject and from different subjects... Knowledge is also presented in the form of combinations of different levels: reproductive, logical, problematic, creative. In such a wide field of opportunities, each child can show their strengths and develop insufficiently formed ones, which creates real conditions for individualization of learning 2 .
1 Zankov L.V. Selected pedagogical works. M .: House of pedagogues $ ki, 1999.S. 230.
2 The description of the didactic principles was carried out by the scientific director of the V.I. L.V. Zankova $ N.V. Nechaeva.
By creating conditions for the individualization of learning, the implementation of this didactic principle, like all those mentioned above, is possible only when constant study the individual characteristics of each child. The use of the proposed program for studying the starting readiness of children is seen by us as one of the effective ways learning about individual characteristics and the capabilities of first graders at the time they begin their education.
We are talking not so much about the maturity of certain mental processes necessary for learning, but about the fact that certain skills should be formed on their basis. Let us underline that it is not always possible to equate a child's level of psychological maturity and his willingness to learn, since the psychological prerequisites for successful learning may already be formed, but specific skills cannot. If the skills are not formed by the child's previous developmental experience, the educator will need to spend time and organize special situations in order to develop these basic skills in the child himself or seek help from a specialist (for example, a psychologist).
The sum of these skills is the instrumental component of the initial readiness for systematic training. It reflects the extent to which the child is equipped with special processing tools. educational information(skills or abilities). These skills provide effective instructional observation and solution logical tasks(age appropriate, of course), educational cooperation and dialogue of children, primary control of their actions. No less important are the indicators of the personal component of initial readiness, which characterize the child's attitude to learning: is knowledge and the process of cognition itself a value for the child. The skills that make up the instrumental component of starting readiness are especially important at the beginning of training. At the same time, they are an important prerequisite for the formation of universal personal and metasubject educational actions.
The development of skills included in the blocks of "observation" and "thinking abilities" creates the most important prerequisites for the formation of cognitive ECD. "Control" skills form the basis for the formation of regulatory ECD.
The communication skills included in the instrumental component of starting readiness and the personality component are also correlated with the educational results of grade 1 and the entire primary school.
Scheme 1. Diagnostics of the child's initial readiness for successful learning: basic parameters
Observation
Thinking |
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Instrumental | capabilities |
component | |
Control |
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Starting | |
willingness | Communicative |
Personal | Motivation |
and value |
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component | attitude |
Table 2 on p. 14 presents indicators of starting readiness, given brief characteristics each skill and provides examples of learning tasks that involve these skills. All of them are taken from the teaching materials according to the system of developmental education of L.V. Zankov or teaching methods in different courses $ himself in the first two quarters of training in grade 1.
Table 2. Indicators of the child's initial readiness for learning
Index | wording |
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mother friend | image letters, numbers, words | item", |
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object as a price | fulfill | ||||||
loe in conditions | various tasks, preferable | ||||||
fragmentarily | lagging recognition and up | "Finish |
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component | looks like a letter or number | ||||||
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details of is | found on the search "hidden | "How many |
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signs | physically | on the image?", |
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Instrumental | 4. Hold | process | fulfillment | "Consider |
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noah succession | what type of child is you important | and tell me " |
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observation | directions, | melting ”these ri |
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5. Lean | textbooks | meets | "Look |
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image for | according to the principle: “Look | and remember ... " |
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retention | on the picture (or observe | |||||||
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information | to relate to the child | |||||||
knowledge he expounds | ||||||||
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mi. Then the child was offered | ||||||||
reproduce | ||||||||
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component | on the same image. Such for | |||||||
child to mediate his | ||||||||
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how are they speaking psycho | ||||||||
logical language, | ||||||||
Instrumental | memory. Thus, the age | "Add each |
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6. Install | The value of these skills is labor | "Combine |
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to relate | but overestimate, since without | to the group ", |
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"Genus species" | natural law | blowing a group ", |
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dimensions, no practical | "Which one before |
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concepts | what activities in the classroom | me extra? " |
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technologies, | successful | |||||||
7. Install | mastering the rules | Russian | "What happened |
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to make logical | mathematics. | at first?", |
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some kind of links | From the very first weeks of training | "Observe |
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"cause | the child should be | |||||||
investigation " | sow phenomena or objects | |||||||
certain admit | ||||||||
phenomena | group, | |||||||
shame and do is justified | ||||||||
new conclusions. Many logs | ||||||||
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8. Install | technical skills form | "Determine |
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quantify | Xia teacher in | process | what is more ", |
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natural | learning. However, there is a mind | "Compare" |
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relationship type | on which he relies | ||||||||
emitted when performing a task | |||||||||
less "between | niy, considering them formed | ||||||||
objects | |||||||||
and phenomena | skills - required OS | ||||||||
nova successful | |||||||||
such assignments | |||||||||
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component | groups can |
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of the multitude | divide |
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items? ", |
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combine them | "Divided into |
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according | different groups |
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Instrumental | with delivered | ||||||||
10. Operate | The success of the development of those | "Read |
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information | or other knowledge or way | "story |
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by using | actions | age | in pictures"", |
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images, words, | em when the child purchases | "Decipher", |
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diagrams and signs | melts them or learns to apply | "Draw |
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while doing | nyat based on different | example in the form |
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educational ass | "Language": word, sign, scheme | ||||||||
tic | drawing, image. | ||||||||
Therefore, in the textbooks before | |||||||||
tasks in which | |||||||||
rykh children should quickly | |||||||||
move from one way | |||||||||
ba presentation information | Educational sense | educational assignments, |
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types of tasks |
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11. See | provides | "Continue |
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pattern | ability to draw conclusions from | ||||||||
available information and | "Continue |
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in the studied | make forecasts. If uch | row "," Find |
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information | nick saw the pattern, he | pattern |
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will be able to reproduce it, about | |||||||||
to do, do offer | |||||||||
my learning action | |||||||||
School education is built on | "Connect |
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zeze | word, concept. At the very beginning | ||||||||
objects and | le 1 class still has a reliance on | (concept) |
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discover | image of an object or phenomenon, but | and drawings, |
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component | put in them | every day the role is conceptually | to which |
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essential | my thinking and words will be a load | these words |
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recognized | melt. In order to fit | relate", |
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ki concepts | read the transition from image to word, | "Determine |
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in the textbook the child is offered | what is it about |
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Instrumental | Xia tasks built on bonds | ||||||||
navania and designation by the word | “Guess |
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(concept of) various phenomena | riddle " |
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and items. To execute | |||||||||
such tasks, the child needs | |||||||||
dimo to isolate in the perceived | |||||||||
my object | essential | ||||||||
signs and on their basis the corresponding | |||||||||
carry an object with a word, its | |||||||||
denoting. If | |||||||||
difficult to analyze perception | |||||||||
object from the point of view | |||||||||
essential signs, he will | |||||||||
to be mistaken in designating it | |||||||||
This skill is a prerequisite | |||||||||
development of more | |||||||||
complex mental capacity | |||||||||
tei: summarize the concept of | |||||||||
highlighting significant | |||||||||
signs and their generalizations, and | |||||||||
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types of tasks |
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in textbooks |
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Control (correctional) skills | |||||||||
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result | lick your work and | sample and nai |
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with sample | walk in it mistakes. Is | di errors ", |
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and installed | control is a prerequisite | “Underline |
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mismatch | but estimated | activities. | the same beech |
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implications | This skill is based on | you but small |
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voluntary attention and sp | cue "," Fix |
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ability to analyze | typos " |
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14. Follow | Strict adherence to instructions | "Do |
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instructions | tion is the foundation of any learning | in a given |
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when doing | niya. The student must understand | okay " |
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research institutes of educational | meaning of the task and hold | ||||||||
action | predetermined sequence | instructions", |
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actions until re | "Connect |
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result. Is the basis | the letters are the same |
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more complex skill - you | |||||||||
completing an algo assignment | sample " |
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Communication skills | |||||||||
15. Use | using | "Listen |
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make a speech | give a communicative situation | ||||||||
an adult | lesson in order to get | ||||||||
as a source | training | information. | |||||||
information | The source of information is jav | ||||||||
when doing | is not only a teacher, but | ||||||||
research institutes of educational | and classmates. | ||||||||
be guided by speech | |||||||||
an adult, the student can | |||||||||
pass | new, more | ||||||||
difficult, level - educational | |||||||||
peer interaction | |||||||||
kami. For a child to teach | |||||||||
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the formation received from | |||||||||
peers, at first he dol | |||||||||
wives master this skill | |||||||||
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School start Diagnostics of starting readiness for successful learning in primary school Learning to learn and act Monitoring of meta-subject universal educational actions Authors of the kits: T.V.Beglova, M.R.Bityanova, T.V. Merkulova, A.G. Teplitskaya
School start Successful start for each child Educational-methodical set "SCHOOL START": pedagogical diagnostics of starting readiness for successful learning in primary school
School start Workbook Methodical recommendations Authors of the set: T. V. Beglova, M. R. Bityanova, T. V. Merkulova, A. G. Teplitskaya Ed. to. psychol. n. M.R.Bityanova (Center for psychological support of education "POINT PSI", Moscow)
School start School years are a long road of a person to knowledge, understanding of the world and society. To myself. The road is difficult, requiring desire and diligence from the one who walks along it. As well as understanding and professionalism from the one who leads and accompanies. On this path, every step counts. Especially the first steps. Our diagnostic program allows an adult to set the right landmarks on the launch pad of education
School start "School start" is a fundamentally new approach to pedagogical diagnostics and teacher organization of the first weeks and months of schooling for children. It allows you to: - get reliable information about whether the child is ready to learn successfully; - to create a basis for the development of universal learning activities; - provide an emotionally comfortable educational environment for every child; - select pedagogical methods and techniques, taking into account the level of readiness and plan individual work with children
The uniqueness of diagnostics Psychological examination of grade 1 textbooks allowed the authors of the teaching materials to identify a basic set of skills that are important to develop in a child from the very first days of education. These skills: - provide an understanding of the textbook material and the teacher's instructions, - allow you to engage in the educational dialogue in the lesson, help organize activities in the lesson, etc. the whole. - from the first days of training, comfortable conditions are created to achieve educational results that correspond to the Federal State Educational Standard of the NOE.
The uniqueness of diagnostics In total, 17 skills have been identified. They are grouped into blocks "observation", "Thinking abilities", "Control skills", "Communication skills" and "Personal readiness": Observation Personal readiness School start Communication skills Thinking abilities Control skills
The uniqueness of diagnostics In the methodological manual for the teacher, detailed characteristics of each skill are given according to the following scheme: Metasubject skills What educational situations are required Examples of educational tasks
How the diagnosis works Each child works in their own personal workbook. Special diagnostic exercises allow you to identify those skills that help children cope with educational tasks at the beginning of grade 1. The tasks are built on the basis of color drawings, which makes them easier for the child to perceive.
How is the diagnostics carried out? Pedagogical diagnostics of starting readiness is carried out at 3-4 weeks of training of the first grader. All exercises are performed under the guidance of a teacher. Methodological recommendations have been developed to help the teacher. They provide all the necessary information: the purpose of the assignment, instructions, execution time, advice on what to do in certain unforeseen situations, how to respond to children's questions, etc. “Methodological recommendations. Pedagogical diagnostics of starting readiness for successful learning in primary school ", p. 27
Processing of diagnostic results We have tried to simplify the procedure for processing diagnostic results as much as possible. All data are entered into 2 pivot tables, which in the future allows them to be used for high-quality pedagogical analysis
What gives the teacher the diagnostics "School start" is an opportunity for the teacher to understand the reasons for the success and failure of his students and from the first days consciously and purposefully work on the formation of universal educational actions. The data obtained as a result of diagnostics can be included in the portfolio of each child.
School start: what's next? A successful start is a good start to school! The results of the start-up diagnostics will help the teacher to build the work in the first months of training, and then the benchmarks for the work will be the monitoring data of the metasubject educational results. Learning to learn and act a program for monitoring metasubject educational outcomes for grades 1 and 2
Learning to learn and act Educational-methodological kit "Learning to learn and act" is a program for monitoring the development of universal educational actions of students in grades 1-4. The program implements an integrated psychological and pedagogical approach to tracking and assessing the process of a child's development from the first weeks of his education in primary school to the end of grade 4 Authors of the set: T.V.Beglova, M.R.Bityanova, T.V. Merkulova, A. G. Teplitskaya Ed. to. psychol. n. MR Bityanova (Center for psychological support of education "POINT PSI", Moscow), Ph.D. Yakovlevoy S.G. (Federal Scientific and Methodological Center named after L.V. Zankov)
Learning to learn and act Diagnostic measures allow the teacher to identify the level of formation of the most important ECDs at each stage of education and to determine the pedagogical strategy for the achievement of metasubject educational results by each child in accordance with the Federal State Educational Standard of the LEO
Learning to learn and act The set opens up unique opportunities for the individualization of the learning process and the achievement of a high educational result by each child on the basis of a systematic, comprehensive study of his progress along the educational trajectory. The beginning of a systemic diagnostic work the teacher is the program "School start", then the annual tracking of the process of formation of the UUD is carried out on the basis of a single "line" of indicators. The 1st grade kit includes a notebook for students with diagnostic tasks "Learning to learn and act" and a teaching aid for the teacher
What gives the teacher work with the notebook "Learning to learn and act" In the first grade, the teacher gets the opportunity to study the level of formation of 8 most important universal educational activities. Their assessment is carried out at a basic level, since children are still only at the very beginning. school path... When developing diagnostic tasks, we took into account the peculiarities and reading skills of first-graders, the speed of their processing of educational information, the ability to work with instructions on their own, which are still only being formed. In the second grade, eight more will be added to these 8 universal learning activities. And in the third and fourth there will be more than 30 of them!
Learning to learn and act Age features 1st grade students are also taken into account in the form of diagnostic tasks: this is a fairy tale story, in which children help forest school students, animals, and their teacher, Enot Enotovich. All tasks (2 options) children perform in an individual workbook "Learning to learn and act" 1 option 2 version of the notebook - "flip-flop"
Learning to learn and act Each option is represented by 16 diagnostic modules that have the same structure: - introduction, - a sample, - three diagnostic tasks (A, B, C) - and an additional task marked with
Learning to learn and act Diagnostic module number Introduction - a story from a forestry school Sample Task B - choosing a consequence from the proposed list Task A - following the pattern Task C - determining the correct union Indicating a causal relationship Additional task(performed at the request of the child)
Learning to learn and to act Educational-methodological kit "Learning to learn and act" allows you to systematically, professionally and comprehensively study and adjust the effectiveness and quality of education of each child, which meets not only the requirements of the system L. V. Zankova, but also the Federal State Educational Standard
How to learn to carry out diagnostics - The methodological manual provides comprehensive information on the conduct and processing of diagnostic data. - You can take training at a one-day seminar, which is conducted by the Center for psychological support of education "POINT PSI" and the Federal Scientific and Methodological Center named after L. V. Zankova. - Information about the seminars can be obtained on the sites www. tochkapsy. ru and www. zankov. ru
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