THE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN THE PSYCHO-PEDAGOGICAL AND MEDICO-SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS AND THE FORMATION OF SOCIAL EXPERIENCE OF SENIOR PUPILS OF BOARDING SCHOOLS

Abstract

The article shows that children in boarding institutions are generally characterized by limited possibilities of social, psychological and physical health, a significant reduction in indicators of specific and non-specific resistance to different settings that affect the formation of social experience of graduates during their life and professional self-determination. These submissions indicate that the formation of the social experience of senior residential care tailored to the psychosomatic health should be based on a set of focused consistent action of psycho-pedagogical and medico-social nature, aimed at enhancing the adaptive capacity of the individual (psychological stability, physical readiness, communicative behavior, moral and normative indicators of socialization) and providing self-determination of students.