Priešmokyklinio amžiaus vaikų vaidybos gebėjimų ugdymas naudojant trumpus tautosakos tekstus

LTStraipsnyje remiantis konkrečiais tyrimo duomenimis nagrinėjamas tautosakos tekstų tinkamumas ugdyti priešmokyklinio amžiaus vaikų vaidybos gebėjimus, amžiaus tarpsnio ir vaikų meninės kūrybos psichologijos ypatumais pagrindžiami vertingi ugdymo požiūriu tautosakos bruožai: žaismingumas, fantastiškumas, eiliuota kalba, draminė sąranga, dorovinis turinys, pateikiama naudotų tautosakos tekstų pavyzdžių. [Iš leidinio]Reikšminiai žodžiai: Priešmokyklinis ugdymas; Vaidybos gebėjimai; Tautosaka.

ENThere are some important reasons to develop children’s creative and actings abilities. When a child without interference by an adult creates an artistic form at the same time he develops various cognitive abilities. Second, an effective arts education is a way to save national culture. And third, through the arts education the humanistic values can be transfered. To develop of pre-school age children’s acting skills we can use communicational education model prepared by us, the sense of which is that a child is not teaching how to act, but is orienting towards acting communication. One of the components of the communicational education model is a literary text of an appropriate structure. Such text could be short folklore text, as it has game elements, dramatic structure, humanistic values and is rhythmical. A folklore text of a game style stimulates spontaneous satisfactory expression of acting abilities in that case too, when children have not had experience of purposeful educational activity. Game elements help children «to remember» aggregate activity of spirit an unconscious acting abilities which they demonstrate in role playing. Many folklore texts look as as dramatic – they are written in monologue or dialog form and are dynamic. They are also schematic, so stimulates improvisation of words and dramatic actions. The rhythm helps children easier to enter to the creative situation and better to organize means of acting expression. [From the publication]