Scientific and Methodological Resources for Psychological Support of the Educational Process in the Conditions of Martial
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.32405/2413-4139-2020-1(28)-79-85Keywords:
support, adaptation, methodological support, educational process, martial lawAbstract
The article presents a description of methodological support designed for educational institutions and
promotes the processes of adaptation in today's conditions, as well as socialization in new socio-cultural
conditions for a wide range of readers (teachers, psychologists, parents, high school children, students, etc.).
Psychological support is provided by optimizing the psychological state of a person, which reduces the
relevance of psychological problems that hinder educational, personal and social self- realization at each stage
of life of individuals, small groups, groups, formal and informal associations of people.
In the conditions of martial law, the problem of supporting the adaptation and socialization of displaced
persons (on the territory of Ukraine and abroad) becomes especially relevant, especially for children. It is
also necessary to take into account the current circumstances of the organization of the educational process
of educational institutions in the format of distance learning. Since most students develop their intellectual
and other abilities mostly in a virtual environment, participants in the educational process may find useful
a number of scientific and methodological literature developed by the staff of the Institute. First of all, this
applies to guidelines for creating optimal conditions for the intellectual development of students in the
Internet environment; prevention of possible destructive effects of the Internet on the student's personality;
implementation of interactive psychological and pedagogical support for the socialization of gifted students;
programs to promote the process of adaptation of students of educational institutions.
Employees of the department constantly spread information (photos, videos, official news, etc.) about
war crimes on their Facebook pages, which the aggressor inflicts on the peaceful Ukrainian population so that
the whole world knows the truth.
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