At Zh. Zhabayev Secondary School - Gymnasium No. 4 in Astana, special retro lessons were held with the participation of veteran teachers with vast experience. These lessons aimed not only to share knowledge but also to provide education and moral guidance to the younger generation.
Smagulova Zabida Kikontaevna
- Primary school teacher with 48 years of teaching experience.
- Awarded the badge “Excellence in Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan”, recipient of multiple Certificates of Honor and Letters of Appreciation from the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Astana City Department of Education.
Conducted a retro math lesson in Grade 4 “B” on the topic: “Divisibility rules for 2, 5, and 10.”
Seidakhmetova Aisulu Kuanyshkyzy
- Primary school teacher, researcher with 41 years and 3 months of teaching experience.
- Awarded the “Ybyrai Altynsarin” badge, Certificates of Honor from the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Akimat and Department of Education of Astana, as well as diplomas from the “Astana Daryny” Center.
Conducted a retro lesson for primary school students, emphasizing the value of traditional teaching methods.
Aimaganbet Damezhan Omirbekkyzy
- Chemistry teacher, veteran educator with 55 years of teaching experience, graduate of this very school.
- Recipient of the “Veteran of Labor” medal, “Honored Worker of Public Education” badge, “Ybyrai Altynsarin” badge, Certificates of Honor from the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
- In 2022, she was awarded the title “Honored Citizen of the Republic of Kazakhstan.”
Conducted a meaningful retro lesson for Grade 9 students, sparking their interest in science.
These lessons became a vivid example of respect for the teachers’ lifelong work and their contribution to nurturing the younger generation.
“A teacher is an eternal guiding light, and the legacy they leave in the hearts of their students is an invaluable treasure.”