Open AccessStructure of readiness of future bachelors of physical therapy, occupational therapy for physical rehabilitation of preschool children
Author(s) -
Ludmyla Demchenko
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
naukovij časopis nacìonalʹnogo pedagogìčnogo unìversitetu ìmenì m.p. dragomanova. serìâ 15, naukovo-pedagogìčnì problemi fìzičnoï kulʹturi /fìzična kulʹtura ì sport/
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2311-2220
DOI - 10.31392/npu-nc.series15.2020.8(128).10
Subject(s) - rehabilitation , normative , occupational therapy , psychology , recreation , value (mathematics) , applied psychology , medical education , physical therapy , medicine , computer science , machine learning , political science , law , philosophy , epistemology
On the basis of normative documents regulating professional activity, it is generalized that the professional functions of a specialist in physical therapy, occupational therapy are to organize work to restore impaired body functions by means of physical rehabilitation, including technical and biotechnical, primary disease prevention and physical recreation. Based on the theoretical analysis of regulations and research results, the concept of "professional readiness of future specialists in physical rehabilitation and occupational therapy for physical rehabilitation of preschool children" as a specific ability of the individual to effectively perform specific types of rehabilitation based on knowledge, skills, abilities and aspirations to professional development and self-improvement. This phenomenon is perceived in the unity of the three components. The cognitive component provides a set of knowledge on physical therapy and methods of its implementation, professionally oriented disciplines, individual rehabilitation techniques and means of rehabilitation of preschool children, which are the basis for analyzing a specific professional situation and building individual rehabilitation programs. The activity component involves the ability to use methods of physical rehabilitation of preschool children; mastery of methods of organizing physical rehabilitation activities with preschoolers, planning tasks and ways to solve them in future professional activities; ability to analyze and design the process of professional activity. The personal component presupposes the presence of intellectual, ideological and professional values and motives for physical rehabilitation of preschool children; striving for self-development and self-improvement; ability to build relationships within a professional environment characterized by different value systems; interest and positive attitude to the physical rehabilitation of preschool children.