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The 6th International Forum of Innovative Educators has started
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Scholars from around the world have gathered at M. Auezov South Kazakhstan University to discuss the training of innovative educators and modern approaches to educating the younger generation. The 6th International Forum of Innovative Educators, titled 'Modern Education: Challenges, Trends, and Strategies', is being attended by faculty members from Kazakhstan, Russia, China, Malaysia, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan and other countries. Representatives from Shymkent colleges, secondary schools, lyceums and gymnasiums were also invited.
The forum aims to expand the creative potential of educators, promote higher scientific and methodological standards in teaching, improve the quality of human capital, and increase activities related to introducing and implementing key strategies for modernising professional pedagogical education in the context of sustainable development.
At the opening ceremony, Vice-Rector for Social and Educational Affairs Gani Besbayev extended congratulations from Gulzat Izbasarovna Kobenova, Vice-Minister of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan. He highlighted the significance of this international event and wished the participants success at the forum.
Parmanov, Head of the Shymkent Youth Policy Department, outlined the ongoing work in the city's education sector. Congratulatory speeches were also delivered by PhD Associate Professor Cetin Gencer from Gazi University (Turkey); Professor Liu Wenbing from Zhejiang University of Technology (China); and PhD Muhamad Sufri Bin Muhammad from Universiti Teknologi MARA (Malaysia).Plenary presentations were given by distinguished scholars:
Yucel Gelisli (PhD, Professor, Gazi University) – 'The Role of Innovative Methods in Education: Teacher Training"; K. Ibadullayev (Professor in the Department of Theory and Practice of Preschool and Primary Education at Chirchik State Pedagogical University) presented on the topic of 'Transformation of Pedagogical Psychology During Reforms'. Z. Sultanova (Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at the M. V. Lomonosov Moscow State University Branch) presented on the topic of 'Student and Artificial Intelligence: The Psychology of a New Educational Experience"; Cheng Shixun (scholar at Yili Normal University, China) – "The 'Linguistic Silk Road' in an Intercultural Context: Innovations and Practices in Teaching Methodology for Kazakhstani Students'
In the afternoon, the forum featured pitch sessions, masterclasses, open lessons and online courses. The event will continue tomorrow.
