Vikerchuk M.I. Methods of teaching for the visually impaired children to play chess on the example of the specialized boarding school

DOI: 10.5930/issn.1994-4683.2015.06.124.p41-50
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Social rehabilitation of the disabled is one of the most important issues for the modern society. On the example of the specialized boarding school the scientific experiment that evaluates the effectiveness of the influence of chess classes for the children with sight disabilities was held among the visually impaired children. The novelty of the methods of teaching was in use of the different playing techniques and implementation of information technologies in the educational process. The author conducted a series of tests aimed at determining the level of the social adaptation of pupils of primary and middle classes, both groups involved and not involved in chess. The obtained results allow making a conclusion about the effectiveness of playing chess according to this method, both from the point of view of achieving the sports results, and from the point of view of increasing the level of socialization of the pupils.
Keywords: social adaptation, socialization of children with sight disabilities by means of chess playing, adaptive physical culture, games learning, information and communication technologies in teaching, tests to determine the level of social adaptation.
 

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