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List of publications on a keyword: «visual thinking»

  • Formation of visual thinking among design students in the discipline "Painting"

    Book Chapter
    Issues of modern design education
    Authors:
    Nataliia I. Barsukova, Svetlana V. Deineka
    Work direction:
    Глава 8
    Abstract:
    Using the VTS method, students are supposed to develop their own thinking and the ability to learn to think critically. Visual thinking allows you to better assimilate material, structure your train of thought and work on improving the quality of speech. While maintaining traditional methods of teaching painting, it is recommended to use the VTS method for better assimilation of the material and education of a comprehensively developed personality.
    Keywords:
    art, pedagogy, critical thinking, fine art, design education, visual thinking strategy, VTS method
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  • Peculiarities of the Spot the Nonsense method performance in 5-year-old children with level III general delay in speech development. (report 1)

    Research Article
    Development of education Volume 6 No 1
    Author:
    Oksana M. Kovalenko
    Work direction:
    Psychology in Education
    Abstract:
    The introduction describes the features of thinking, perception and analyzing observation of children with ONR, which make it difficult to correctly analyze and evaluate visual information. The research methodology is the task «Nelepies» in the version presented by R.S. Nemov. The results of the study provide generalized quantitative results for individual absurdities. Qualitative analysis captures the correct answers and reveals the mechanisms of children's erroneous answers. Qualitative characteristics of the analysis carried out by normally developing children and children with OHP (III level) aged 5 years when considering this image are presented: options for explaining inconsistencies (whether everything is drawn correctly) and options for clarifying answers (how it should actually be). For each option for explaining and clarifying discrepancies, generalized quantitative data and a quantitative difference between the results of normally developing children and children with OHP (III level) are given. All variants of explanations and clarifications are illustrated by the children's answers and presented in accordance with the quantitative difference between the indicators of children with normal speech development and GR (III level). At the same time, variants with a quantitative predominance in the norm, variants with a quantitative predominance in OHP (level III) and variants that are noted only in OHP (level III) are indicated. In conclusion, a sequence of established options for explanations and clarifications is presented in terms of the degree of quantitative difference between the indicators of normally developing children and children with OHP (level III) from a larger difference to a smaller one.
    Keywords:
    Perception, general delay in speech development, 5-year-old children, visual thinking, analyzing observation, the method of “nonsense”
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