The tutor hour for the 1st year "6B05108-Biomedicine" and 2nd year "6B05119-Neuroscience" students

The curator-advisors Usipbek B.A. and Kazakbaeva A.Sh. held a tutor hour for the students of the tutor group on the topic "March 8 – International Women's Day."

March 8 is an international holiday dedicated to honoring women. On this day, it is customary in many countries around the world to congratulate mothers, daughters, sisters, colleagues, and all women. The holiday was first proposed at the international conference in Copenhagen in 1910 and was officially recognized by the United Nations in 1977. In Kazakhstan, this day is considered special, dedicated to assessing the role of women in society, their work, and hard work.

March 8 is a celebration of beauty, mercy, maternal love, and tenderness!
March 8 is a special day when respect for women is expressed all over the world. This holiday emphasizes the role of women in society, their work, kindness, and love.

The history of this day dates back to the early 20th century. For the first time, women took to the streets demanding their rights and equal opportunities. Later, March 8 became an international day celebrating women's rights and achievements.

Today, this holiday has become a symbol of tenderness and beauty, maternal care, and love. On this day, respect is shown to mothers, grandmothers, sisters, daughters, and all women, with warm words and gifts being given to them.

 The task of a woman may seem simple – "the home hearth", but upon closer inspection, she is involved in household chores, takes care of children, raises them, and contributes to the well-being and unity of the family. Women are entrusted with the most important tasks, thanks to which the household thrives and flourishes. It is the mothers, with headscarves on their heads, who create comfort in the home and determine the well-being of every family.

As the saying goes, "A kind word is half of happiness," so we express our gratitude and congratulations to our dear mothers, whose faces are always glowing with joy, and all citizens will forever be indebted to them.

Our people, who have always respected their mothers, adhere to the proverb: "The one who loves their mother will not suffer misfortune." We are confident that all good things in life happen thanks to a mother's heart, and on this day, we must express our appreciation and respect for their work.