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The problem of developing communicative abilities is paramount in the processes of socialization of preschoolers, the formation of interpersonal relationships, orientation in various situations and the search for an appropriate solution. We have analyzed the scientific and theoretical studies of communicative abilities, clarified the purpose, methodology of the problem and identified the problems that were justified by the research work and summarized the results obtained. The article considers communication and joint activity as the most important components of a preschooler’s daily life. It is during communication that the child learns about the world, learns to react to the environment, builds relationships and acquires social experience and abilities. The most important structural element of a child’s activity is the need to communicate with adults and peers. It is scientifically proven that communicative abilities with peers become a guarantee of a child’s social and personal development and determine the success and effectiveness of further development. The desire to cooperate with peers, to become a member of a social group of peers pushes a preschooler to certain actions that, when working together, are compared with the actions of a partner. Comparing classes enriches a child’s social experience. The impact of the pedagogical ways proposed by us, aimed at developing the communicative abilities of older preschool children, will contribute to the social and personal development of the child, the construction of interpersonal relationships. Formation and development of communicative abilities in the senior preschool age is a specially organized pedagogical process. It involves work planning, selection, planning, a sequence of effective means and forms to ensure the continuous development of communication abilities of preschoolers.
Manucharyan et al. (Sat,) studied this question.