Discussion and approval of the plan for social and educational work of the department curators for the 2024-2025 academic year.

09/05/2024 Teacher of the Department of "Kindergarten" Bukhaeva Zhanerke Dauletbekovna together with students held an event called "September 5 - Day of Languages ​​of the People of Kazakhstan". The purpose of the event: to arouse interest in studying the national language by studying the cultural heritage of the people, to form a sense of patriotism.

Objectives: 1. To form a desire to study Kazakh, Russian and English. 2. To study the traditions and customs of the peoples inhabiting the territory of Kazakhstan; 3. To cultivate respect and a desire to study and know languages. Language Day is a sign of friendship, kinship and unity of the citizens of Kazakhstan, and friendship, mutual understanding and cooperation of peoples are the main pillars of state building. The holiday was adopted in independent Kazakhstan in 1998 and was initially celebrated on the third Sunday of September. In 2017, the date of the Day of Languages ​​was changed and timed to coincide with the birthday of the outstanding educator Akhmet Baitursynuly. Today, this day is marked as September 5 in the list of public holidays..

13.09.2024 As part of sustainable development, the teacher of the Nursing Department Merey Adilkyzy held a meeting with undergraduate students of the Nursing specialty on the topic "September 1 - Education Day". The goal is to be able to convey to students that Education Day is a great holiday, to increase their desire for education, to cultivate patriotism in well-mannered and educated citizens of the country. Conveying the importance of obtaining higher education in the field of nursing in the country.

24.10.2024 Muratan A.B., teacher of the Department of Nursing. As part of sustainable development, a meeting was held with undergraduate students in the direction of "Kindergarten" on the topic "October 25 - Republic Day". The goal is to explain the meaning of the national holiday of October 25 - Republic Day, to call on the younger generation to love their homeland, to protect the symbols of our country, to be proud that it is a rich and powerful country, to teach, to increase in them love for their native country and land, to awaken a feeling of love.

On November 18, 2024, M.Kh. Maksudova, a teacher of the Nursing Department, held a meeting with undergraduate students majoring in Nursing within the framework of sustainable development on the topic “No Way to Corruption. Clean Session”. The goal is to promote work on preventing and combating corruption in various spheres of society; provide legal information, knowledge based on anti-corruption legislation; create conditions for students to speak out freely, take into account their views on society, foster respect for the Constitution, cultivate morality, and form a personality that is aware of political life.

08.11.2024. Teacher of the Nursing Department Shokai Ulbosyn Duisenkazykyvna held an event dedicated to the 160th anniversary of the Kazakh singer and composer Baluan Sholak. These events were held in the format of an open conversation with students and an information board about this person. At the same time as the students, Baluan visited the Sholak Sports and Culture Palace. The goal is to honor the memory of the Kazakh folk composer, artist who mastered various types of equestrian sports, an athlete who demonstrated the art of strength, a wrestler who never touched the ground Baluan Sholak, and to glorify his art in front of students. Our main duty is not to erase the name of our grandfather Baluan Sholak with the help of events, one of the brightest personalities of the Kazakh people, whose name alone encourages those who are afraid, brings repentance to those who are afraid.

On November 20, 2024, Senior Lecturer of the Nursing Department R.V. Ivanov held a meeting with first-year bachelor's students majoring in Nursing within the framework of sustainable development on the topic of "Prevention of Religious Extremism Among Young People".

The goal is to develop in students a stable position of rejection of extremist ideology, develop critical thinking in relation to destructive religious movements; provide legal information, knowledge based on legislation aimed at combating extremism; create conditions for students to freely express themselves, take into account their views on the socio-political situation; foster tolerance, respect for human rights, and form a personality that is aware of the importance of social stability and harmony in society.

On November 25, 2024, lecturer of the Nursing Department G.Zh. Bilibaeva held a panel discussion with undergraduate students of the Nursing specialty within the framework of sustainable development on the topic "Al-Farabi as the Aristotle of the East: Philosophy and Heritage"

The purpose of the panel discussion on the topic “Al-Farabi as the Aristotle of the East: Philosophy and Legacy” is to explore the philosophical legacy of Al-Farabi, his ideas and contribution to the development of scientific thought, and to identify parallels between his philosophy and the teachings of Aristotle. This format of the discussion will allow us to delve deeper into the features of the great scientist’s work, discuss the influence of ancient philosophy on the East, and understand the significance of Al-Farabi for the modern world.

The main goals of the panel discussion:

Illumination of the philosophical contribution of Al-Farabi: To reveal his role in the development of philosophy, science and culture, in particular in such areas as logic, ethics, politics and music.

Comparison of the philosophy of Al-Farabi and Aristotle: To analyze the similarities and differences in the teachings of these two great thinkers, to explore how Al-Farabi interpreted and adapted Aristotle’s ideas for the needs of Eastern philosophy.

Identifying the Significance of Al-Farabi's Legacy: Understand how Al-Farabi's philosophy has influenced the development of Islamic thought and science, as well as Western philosophy, through Arabic translations of ancient texts.

The Relevance of Al-Farabi's Philosophy to Modern Times: Discuss how Al-Farabi's ideas can be applied to modern society, particularly in the context of ethics, education, politics, and social justice.

Intercultural Dialogue: Show the importance of intercultural exchange of ideas between East and West, and how Al-Farabi's philosophy served as a bridge between these cultures.

 

On February 14, 2025, M.E. Adilbek, a lecturer of the "Nursing" department, conducted an event with bachelor's degree students of the "Nursing" specialty dedicated to "International Book Giving Day."

Objective:
To enhance students' overall knowledge. Reading books helps in understanding the environment, the world, and oneself. It develops memory and thinking skills. A well-read person tends to have a strong memory, thinks quickly, and draws conclusions efficiently.
The event aimed to teach students how to analyze, evaluate, and develop structured opinions. It also focused on improving interpersonal communication and cultivating eloquent speaking skills. Reading enriches vocabulary and raises general literacy levels.
 

On March 6, 2025, lecturer Kyzaikyzy K. from the "Nursing" department organized an event with bachelor's degree students of the "Nursing" specialty dedicated to "March 8 – International Women's Day."

Objective:
To show respect and appreciation for women – mothers, teachers, and future professionals who have chosen the nursing profession.
As future nurses, students were encouraged to deeply understand the role of women in society, in the family, and in the field of medicine.
The event aimed to value women's contributions and express gratitude.

It also promoted students’ cultural and spiritual development by providing ethical and aesthetic education and encouraging national traditions and values.
The event focused on shaping professional and ethical qualities such as kindness, compassion, and care, aligning with the moral standards of the profession. It sought to increase female students' interest in their future careers.

 

On March 17, 2025, senior lecturer of the "Nursing" department, Nurlybayeva M.N., held an educational event with her 1st-year "Nursing" bachelor's degree advisory group on the topic of "March 22 – World Water Day."

Objective:
To increase students' knowledge about the importance of water conservation and activities aimed at protecting water resources.

Event Background:

• World Water Day is celebrated annually on March 22. This day was established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1993. In 2025, the theme of World Water Day focuses on the preservation of glaciers.
• Glacier preservation is critically important for the well-being of people and communities around the world. By implementing sustainable management and monitoring practices, humanity can protect these frozen reservoirs, which currently hold about 70% of the Earth's freshwater supply.
• Sustainable practices and international scientific cooperation are essential steps toward preserving these vital water sources, ensuring long-term prosperity, and promoting global peace.

 

On March 20, 2025, Zhanar Ergazievna Ibraimzhanova, a lecturer from the "Nursing" department, organized an event titled "Nauryz – the Beginning of the Year."

Background:
The tradition of celebrating Nauryz has ancient roots and is present in the cultural practices of many nations around the world. Nauryz is an ancient holiday of Eastern peoples with its own unique history. In Kazakh, “Nauryz” translates directly to “New Day.”

The celebration of the New Year coincides with the day of the spring equinox. Nauryz symbolizes the renewal of nature, the birth of livestock, and the abundance of dairy products. Kazakh people traditionally welcome this day by wearing new, clean clothes and consider it a day of spiritual and physical renewal according to customs and traditions.

Objective:
To deepen students’ knowledge and understanding of Nauryz, the Great Day of the Nation.

 

An event dedicated to "World Health Day," celebrated on April 7, was held with the participation of R.Zh. Kurmankhanova, a lecturer from the "Nursing" department, and 2nd-year students of the 6V10101 Nursing specialty.

Event Overview:
Students actively participated in the event and showed great interest. During the discussion, a question arose: How did World Health Day originate?

In response to the students’ curiosity, the history of this day was explored.
The idea of creating a special organization to address health issues was proposed in 1945, during the formation of the United Nations (UN).

Historical Background:
In 1946, at an international conference held in New York, the Charter of the World Health Organization (WHO) was adopted.
On April 7, 1948, this Charter officially came into force — marking the formal establishment of the WHO.
In honor of this, it was decided to celebrate April 7 annually as World Health Day.

 

 

On April 12, 2025, the lecturer of the Department of "Nursing" Maxudova M.Kh. together with the head of the department of nursing Ospanova D.A. held a meeting with students of the master's program in the specialized department of Nursing (international group) on the topic: "Day of Science Workers."

The goal was to promote scientific values in the Republic of Kazakhstan and among the younger generation.

April 12th is the Day of Science Workers in Kazakhstan. This holiday was established by the Decree of the President of the Republic on October 20, 2011. The Day of Science highlights the importance of the contribution of scientists and researchers to the development of the country and stimulates interest in scientific activities among the youth.

Science is not only about experiments in laboratories and formulas in textbooks. It is a path to discoveries that make our lives better, safer, and more interesting. Thanks to science, we have modern technologies, medicines, transportation, and even the ability to communicate at a distance.