THE CORRECTIVE POTENTIAL OF EDUCATIONAL GAMES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SPEECH IN BLIND CHILDREN
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Educational games, blind children, speech development, correctional pedagogy, speech therapy.Abstract
This thesis reveals the pedagogical significance of using educational games in the process of developing speech in blind children and correcting speech defects. The role of educational games in activating sensory activity, increasing speech activity, and developing social communication is highlighted.
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