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List of publications on a keyword: «cognitive mental processes»

  • Peculiarities of the development of arbitrariness of mental cognitive processes in primary school children

    Research Article
    Development of education Volume 8 No 1
    Authors:
    Svetlana A. Elantseva, Victoria A. Uslamina
    Work direction:
    Psychology in Education
    Abstract:
    The relevance of the study lies in understanding the development of cognitive and regulatory functions in primary school-age children, which is crucial for their adaptation to the modern socio-cultural context. Rapid changes in technology and education require the development of volitional processes such as attention, memory, planning, and self-organization, key for academic and social adaptation. The study was conducted with a sample of 60 children (ages 8-9) from the Municipal Autonomous Educational Institution Secondary School No. 31 in Ishim. Diagnostic techniques assessed various aspects of volitional functions: goal-setting, forecasting, planning, correction, flexibility, adaptability, and reflection. Methods used included "Template," "Running Goose," "Simple Instructions Test," "Circles," and others, with data analysis performed using the φ* criterion – Fisher’s angular transformation. Most children’s voluntary cognitive and regulatory functions are in an active process of formation, with their components developing unevenly. Prediction, adaptability, and mnemonic abilities develop faster and more efficiently than goal setting, planning, correction, flexibility of actions, reflection, and attentional abilities. The study confirms the need for psychological and pedagogical support to enhance volitional functions in younger schoolchildren, aiding their successful academic and social adaptation.
    Keywords:
    adaptation, thinking, memory, attention, primary school age, planning, self-organization, imagination, cognitive mental processes, volitional control, behavior regulation
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  • Vozmozhnosti interaktivnogo obucheniia v protsesse intellektual'nogo razvitiia mladshikh shkol'nikov

    Book Chapter
    Psychological and Pedagogical Issues of Modern Education
    Authors:
    Liudmila N. Koniagina, Olga V. Ilina
    Work direction:
    Глава 10
    Abstract:
    The content sets out the theoretical foundations of the problem of developing the intellectual potential of modern children in the information world. Emphasis is placed on interactive learning as a condition for the development of mental cognitive processes in children of primary school age. An analysis of the presented program “Sherlock” is given; the results of the introduction of this program into the practice of the educational process in the primary grades of the school are presented. The study shows that the presented project can be successfully used to develop the intellectual potential of younger schoolchildren in the process of interactive learning.
    Keywords:
    intellectual potential, interactive learning, “Sherlock” quest program, quest games, cognitive mental processes, psychodiagnostic techniques
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