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November 2024, № 4 (244), pages 28-37

doi: 10.25198/1814-6457-244-28

Kargapoltseva N.A., Muratova A.A. FORMATION OF INTELLECTUAL READINESS OF SENIOR PRESCHOOLERS TO STUDY AT SCHOOL BY MEANS OF COGNITIVE CULTURAL PRACTICESThe modern state educational paradigm assumes the identification and development of abilities and talents of each child. Preparing a child for school is one of the functions of a preschool educational organization. The means of ensuring readiness for school without infringing on the interests and capabilities of older preschool children are cognitive cultural practices as a means of intellectual development of the individual, determining activities to develop abilities, interact with the world, and develop creative self­realization. Cognitive cultural practices that ensure the activation of children’s cognitive experience help preschoolers to define research tasks that meet their needs and interests and encourage them to demonstrate independence and cognitive activity. According to the federal state educational standard, the following cultural practices are distinguished: measurements; modeling; ecological lifestyle; counting; spatial orientation; classification. The universal structural components of the cultural practice were: the content of the developing subject­spatial environment (thematic corners of the group «Soon to School», «Health», «World of Nature», «Game»; projection equipment for viewing digital educational resources; a camera to record the process; materials for artistic and creative activities); the content of independent and joint activities of children (reading, listening, examining, telling, experiments, discussion, research, viewing, recording, listening, analyzing, compiling a description, modeling, designing, compiling and working with process maps; compiling process maps, diagrams and algorithms); emotional experience (delight, surprise, joy, admiration, inspiration, anticipation, stability); cultural events (conducting an experiment, manipulating objects, analyzing a situation, playing (individual, paired, group), listening (individual, paired, group), discussion (paired, group), creating and visiting an exhibition, invitation to a conversation); objects of cultural memory (illustrations, models, works of fiction and popular science books, cartoons, popular science and art); objects of cultural experience (individually depending on the type of practice); cultural skills that the child masters (arbitrariness of behavior, implementation of cognitive actions, bringing to the result and product, demonstration of the result and product).Key words: intellectual readiness, intellectual development, cognitive development, school preparation, cognitive cultural practices, preschool education, preschool educational organization, preschooler, cognitive activity.

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Authors: Kargapoltseva N.A., Muratova A.A.

Year: 2024

doi: 10.25198/1814-6457-244-28

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