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Author(s): |
Kiseleva T. G., Teplyakova E. S., |
| Number of journal: |
4(73) |
Date: |
December 2025 |
| Annotation: |
The article is devoted to the urgent problem of
psychological and pedagogical support of students with health
impairments and disabilities in the secondary vocational education
system. The purpose of the study was to identify, systematize
and compare the main difficulties of teaching this category
of students through the prism of perception of all key subjects of the educational process. The methodological basis was
a comparative survey (questionnaire) of three groups of respondents:
students with disabilities, their normotypic classmates
and class teachers (curators). Methods of mathematical statistics
were used to process the data, including the Kruskal-Wallis
non-parametric test, and content analysis of open-ended survey
responses.
As a result of the study, five groups of difficulties were
identified and structured into a single multicomponent
model: communicative, emotional-volitional, cognitive,
motivational and difficulties associated with the physical
accessibility of the environment. Statistically significant
differences in the perception of these difficulties between
groups were established. Thus, students with disabilities
are most acutely aware of communication problems, while
teachers tend to underestimate their significance. Educators,
in turn, tend to hyperbolize cognitive difficulties,
which students themselves rate as less pronounced. Normotypic
students are most acutely aware of the challenges
of physical accessibility.
The scientific novelty of the work lies in the implementation
of an integrated comparative approach, which made it possible
to identify “areas of discrepancy” in the perception of inclusion
barriers. The practical significance is determined by the fact
that the results obtained formed the basis for the development
of specific recommendations for the teaching staff, including
the adjustment of work programs, the creation of training programs
and measures to adapt the material and technical environment
aimed at optimizing the process of inclusion in college. |
| Keywords: |
vocational education, students with disabilities,
inclusive education, adaptation difficulties, support, comparative
analysis, five-component model, communication difficulties,
emotional-volitional difficulties, cognitive difficulties,
motivational difficulties |
| For citation: |
Teplyakova E. S., Kiseleva T. G. Psychological and pedagogical support for college students with health
impairments and disabilities. Biznes. Obrazovanie. Pravo = Business. Education. Law. 2025;4(73):488—493. DOI: 10.25683/
VOLBI.2025.73.1457. |