During the conference, Anastasiia presented a research paper entitled “Visual Supports as a Means of Developing Independence in Children with Intellectual Disabilities.”

The chosen topic is highly relevant to contemporary special and inclusive education. Visual supports help children better understand sequences of actions, navigate everyday situations, complete tasks and gradually develop greater independence.

We congratulate Anastasiia on her participation in this academic event and wish her continued success, exciting research opportunities, new professional discoveries and confidence in pursuing her chosen goals!

We are proud of the research initiatives undertaken by our students!

Source: Special Education Department