Features of intractable children in general educational institutions
Abstract
Children are not born intractable. Behavioral problems should be taken as aresult of the impact on society, social institutions and education for the children
not favorable external factors. The reasons for this negative impact may be a
variety of social, historical, political and economic causes such as civil (and not
only) wars, the economic decline of the state, the loss of cultural norms, values and
ideals, negative influence of the media etc.
Today, the problem of behavior problems, educational neglect of children is
not solved. Practice shows that among pupils of secondary schools is becoming
increasingly intractable. The problem of "difficult" classes becomes particularly
painful not only for the city but for many rural schools. To overcome this situation
is needed well-coordinated and systematic work of school personnel, social
workers, psychologists about: learning interests, abilities, aptitudes of difficult
students and their involvement in work groups, sports clubs both in school and in school institutions working with parent committees class families intractable
pupils disadvantaged families (weapons of pedagogical knowledge, provide
specific individual methodological assistance); pay attention to overcoming and
preventing the failure of students, to work on the gaps of the students, develop their
thinking, attention, memory, to form in slow learners skills of rational organization
of academic work, apply an individual approach to pupils losing in the educational
work.
Keywords: behavioral problems, students, deviant behavior, bias,
prevention, education, educationally neglected children, pedagogical impact.
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