Modeling of Psychological Support of Persons with Disabilities at the University

Authors

  • Karpushkina N.V kand. the course of studies. PhD, associate Professor, Department of special pedagogy and psychology of Novosibirsk state pedagogical University them. K. Minina, Russia, Nizhny Novgorod. Author
  • Kisova V. V Cand. the course of studies. PhD, associate Professor, Department of special pedagogy and psychology of Novosibirsk state pedagogical University them. K. Minina, Russia, Nizhny Novgorod. Author
  • Koneva I. A Cand. the course of studies. PhD, associate Professor, Department of special pedagogy and psychology of Novosibirsk state pedagogical University them. K. Minina, Russia, Nizhny Novgorod. Author
  • Kochneva E. M Cand. the course of studies. PhD, associate Professor, Department of special pedagogy and psychology of Novosibirsk state pedagogical University them. K. Minina, Russia, Nizhny Novgorod. Author
  • Kudryavtsev V. A Cand. the course of studies. PhD, associate Professor, Department of special pedagogy and psychology of Novosibirsk state pedagogical University them. K. Minina, Russia, Nizhny Novgorod. Author
  • Rossova Y. I Cand. the course of studies. PhD, associate Professor, Department of special pedagogy and psychology of Novosibirsk state pedagogical University them. K. Minina, Russia, Nizhny Novgorod. Author
  • Fedoseeva N. V Cand. the course of studies. PhD, associate Professor, Department of special pedagogy and psychology of Novosibirsk state pedagogical University them. K. Minina, Russia, Nizhny Novgorod. Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.61841/1e6mey61

Keywords:

Psychological and pedagogical support; Inclusive education; Model of support; A person with disabilities; Diagnosis; Counseling; Correctional and developmental work; Education

Abstract

The article is devoted to the description of modern approaches to modeling the psychological and pedagogical support of persons with disabilities and disabilities in higher education. The article presents a model of psychological and pedagogical support of students with disabilities at the main stages of higher education and describes in detail the structural components of complex support.

The aim of the study was to develop a model of psychological and pedagogical support for persons with disabilities in the university. The targets, main directions, and content of students' support in the conditions of an inclusive university are defined.

The main directions of psychological and pedagogical support of persons with disabilities in the university are: education, diagnosis, counseling, prevention, correctional and developmental work, research (methodological) activities, etc. The article describes in detail the content of these areas for students with disabilities. These directions are realized both in work with students and their parents, teachers of the higher school.

The modeling of psychological and pedagogical support of inclusive higher education is based on the following principles: the principle of expansion and formation of tolerant "barrier-free" space; the principle of subjectivity and socialization; the principle of motivation and activity; the principle of dialogicality; and the principle of variability. 

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30.08.2019

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Modeling of Psychological Support of Persons with Disabilities at the University. (2019). International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation, 23(3), 841-848. https://doi.org/10.61841/1e6mey61