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Аксиологическая концепция читательского развития младших школьников

Аксиологическая концепция читательского развития младших школьников

Abstract

The author defines such terms as «reading», «reader’s development», and «reader’s competence». Reader’s development is represented with consideration of the principle of rising to “acme” of reader’s personal competence. The article formulates the hypothesis about the supremacy of axiological component of the process of forming reader’s competence in primary schoolchildren and their development asreaders. The article shows and generalizes the results of experimental research of the axiological component of reader’s activity in students of second to forth grades in the city of Saratov. The conclusion is drawn about the necessarity of carring out a complex of measures raising the status of reading in the minds of the young generation and revising educational technology of development and diagnostics of reader interest.

Определено содержание понятий «чтение», «читательское развитие» и «читательская компетентность». Читательское развитие представлено с учетом принципа восхождения к «акме» читательской компетентности личности. Сформулирована гипотеза о первостепенности аксиологической составляющей процесса формирования читательской компетентности младших школьников, их читательского развития. Приведены и обобщены результаты экспериментального исследования аксиологического компонента читательской деятельности учеников 2-4 классов г. Саратова. Делается вывод о необходимости проведения комплекса мероприятий, направленных на повышение статуса чтения в сознании молодого поколения, пересмотра педагогических технологий развития и диагностики читательского интереса.

Keywords

ЧТЕНИЕ, ЧИТАТЕЛЬСКАЯ КОМПЕТЕНТНОСТЬ, READER'S COMPETENCE, ЧИТАТЕЛЬСКОЕ РАЗВИТИЕ, READER'S DEVELOPMENT, АКСИОЛОГИЯ ЧТЕНИЯ, ЧТЕНИЕ КАК ЦЕННОСТЬ, АКМЕОЛОГИЯ ЧТЕНИЯ

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