Collection of the Capital's Best Lessons
The Ethno-Memorial Complex "Map of Kazakhstan 'Atameken'" of the State Municipal Enterprise "Directorate of United Museums of Nur-Sultan" held the "Best Lesson" and "Best Teacher" competition on the theme "Kieli Atamekenim" (My Sacred Homeland). The competition was organized as part of the "Rukhani Zhangyru" program.
Collection of the Capital's Best Lessons
The Atameken Map of Kazakhstan Ethno-Memorial Complex, part of the Directorate of United Museums of Nur-Sultan (state municipal enterprise), held the "Best Lesson" and "Best Teacher" competition on the theme "Kieli Atamekenim" (My Sacred Homeland). The competition was organized as part of the Rukhani Zhangyru program.
The main goal of the competition is to raise the social and public prestige of teachers, to identify and support creative educators, and to foster a sense of patriotism and love for the Motherland in the younger generation.
Teachers' interest in the event, which is held with the support of the Nur-Sultan Department of Education and Department of Culture, grows every year. The competition has been held for more than 10 years, and about 100 teachers take part each year.
After analyzing the results of the "Best Lesson" and "Best Teacher" competition, and in order to put each teacher's professional skills to practical use, the organizing committee decided to publish the participating teachers' work in the Collection of the Capital's Best Lessons.
The Atameken Map of Kazakhstan Ethno-Memorial Complex, part of the Directorate of United Museums of Nur-Sultan (state municipal enterprise), held the "Best Lesson" and "Best Teacher" competition on the theme "Kieli Atamekenim" (My Sacred Homeland). The competition was organized as part of the Rukhani Zhangyru program.
The main goal of the competition is to raise the social and public prestige of teachers, to identify and support creative educators, and to foster a sense of patriotism and love for the Motherland in the younger generation.
Teachers' interest in the event, which is held with the support of the Nur-Sultan Department of Education and Department of Culture, grows every year. The competition has been held for more than 10 years, and about 100 teachers take part each year.
After analyzing the results of the "Best Lesson" and "Best Teacher" competition, and in order to put each teacher's professional skills to practical use, the organizing committee decided to publish the participating teachers' work in the Collection of the Capital's Best Lessons.