Возможности развития комбинаторных навыков у второклассников

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В статье отражено экспериментальное исследование, направленное на поиск условий развития комбинаторных навыков у второклассников (детей 8 лет). С экспериментальной группой на протяжении учебного года провели 28 внеурочных занятий на материале неучебных задач поискового характера. Было установлено, что в результате занятий уровень сформированности комбинаторных навыков у детей экспериментальной группы существенно выше, чем у детей контрольной группы.

Второклассники, неучебные задачи поискового характера, внеурочные занятия

Короткий адрес: https://sciup.org/170197258

IDR: 170197258   |   DOI: 10.24412/2500-1000-2022-11-2-9-17

Opportunities for developing combinatorial skills in second grade students

The article reflects an experimental study aimed at finding conditions for the development of combinatorial skills in second-graders (children of 8 years old). During the academic year, 28 extracurricular activities were conducted with the experimental group on the material of non-curricular tasks of a search nature. It was found that as a result of the lessons, the level of formation of combinatorial skills in the children of the experimental group is significantly higher than in the children of the control group.

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