Pedagogical sciences / 1. Remote education

*Candidate of Medical Sciences docent Helena Budanova, Candidate of Technical Sciences docent Tatjana Zueva, Catherina Zueva, **Nicolaj Erkin

(Research and Testing Institute (military of medicine) of the Military Medical Academy named after S.M. Kirov, Moscow, *Moscow Regional Institute for the Humanities, Podolsk, **Podolsky, social and sporting institution)

DISTANCE LEARNING IN INCLUSIVE EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT

Global information society is one of the dominant trends in the development of civilization in the XXI century. Due to the rapid increase in the capabilities of computer science, telecommunications and new information technologies, information generated habitat and human activity. The use of modern technologies in the educational process with each passing day it becomes more and more a necessary condition [2]. The traditional group teaching methods are ineffective for improving the quality and scope of educational activities. The creation and development of distance education system in Russia is defined by one of the priorities of state policy in education. This fact is due to a number of advantages and possibilities of distance education, which provides flexible education for people who could not or can not implement it in the usual way (distance to qualified educational institutions, disability, personality, special abilities a student). This is especially true for our country with its vast territories and non-uniform-density, concentration of research centers in major cities, as well as the annual increase in the number of people with disabilities (HIA). Currently in Russia there are over 2 million children with disabilities (8% of the total children population), of which about 545 thousand are children with disabilities. According to the Minister of Health and Social Development, 23.6% of children with disabilities suffer from diseases of various organs and metabolic disorders, 21.3% - mental disorders and 23.1% of children with disabilities have motor disorders. [1]

Distance education has several advantages over traditional forms of learning-governmental, and, above all, for those with health impact assessment:

1. Individualization of learning, providing every student the opportunity of building individual learning paths, individual timetables. This is especially important for people with limited mobility and, above all, for health reasons.

2. Coverage of education. The simultaneous treatment of many sources of educational information (digital libraries, data bases, knowledge bases, etc.) a large number of students, communication via a network connection to each other and with teachers.

3. Manufacturability. The use of the educational process, Shih newer developments of information and communication technology to promote the rights in the post-industrial world information space. Geography established educational network currently stretches from St. Petersburg in the west to Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk in the east, and from Arkhangelsk in the north to Odessa in the south.

4. Social equality. Equal educational opportunities regardless of place of residence, health status, elitism and material well-trained. So, every year, every second applicant full-time education does not enter the university elected by competition. Overall, the entrance examination for full-time training eliminated about 450 thousand people. The educational needs of some social categories, including persons with HIA almost satisfied.

5. The new role of the teacher. Distance education expands and updates the role of the teacher who must coordinate the educational process, continually improve their courses taught, increase creativity and skills in accordance with the innovations and innovation. In addition, the electronic control knowledge ensures objectivity and independence of the ratings.

Today, distance education, according to many experts in the field of inclusive education is considered very effective in working with children with disabilities and children with disabilities. The main performance is achieved by individualization of the training. Each student is engaged on a schedule convenient for him and for him a comfortable pace, one can learn as much as he personally needed or recommended by physicians to master a particular discipline.

However, distance education students with disabilities must take into account the main points, and, above all, [1]:

1. compliance with the concept of integrated multi-level continuous-formal education;

2. Inclusion in the established normative teaching practices;

3. integration into the national education system;

4. organic relationship and complementarity between education and rehabilitative technologies, ie ensure uniformity of educational and rehabilitative process.

Distance education for people with HIA has a clear advantage over traditional forms of education, because of the possibility of providing educational services to this category of citizens, irrespective of other rehabilitation services provided by an individual program of rehabilitation. With the help of distance learning can provide access to education for persons with special educational needs, thereby reducing the barrier and to ensure inclusion of a single educational environment with continuous educational path. The positive influence distance education and on the very student with a variety of health problems, increasing its creative and intellectual potential through self-organization, the pursuit of knowledge, skills, interact with the computer and make responsible decisions on their own. For the planned organization of the continuous multi-level integrating education for individuals with health impact assessment is necessary to form a powerful infrastructure of distance learning, which will provide children with HIA to get a full education.

Literature

1.                 Gareyeva G.A. Formation of information competence in the context of Distance Education / M.A. Zaharischeva, R.R. Kamalov, G.A. Gareeva // Computer Science and Education. In 2008. - № 10. - S. 124-125.

2.                 Safronov V. The organization of the educational process of primary and secondary vocational education for disabled people in terms of the possibility of using elements of distance education (analytical review) http://engineer.bmstu.ru/.