BULLETIN Series of Pedagogical Sciences | BULLETIN Series of Pedagogical Sciences

А Sivinskiy , К Kulambayeva

INCREASING THE EFFICIENCY OF TEACHING AT A SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN WITH HEARING DISABILITIES BY CONDUCTING INTEGRATED CLASSES OF PHYSICS AND INFORMATICS

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331-337

А Autayeva, S Seitimbetovа

BASICS OF USING THE VERBOTONAL METHOD IN TEACHING ENGLISH TO STUDENTS WITH HEARING DISABILITIES

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325-330

. R.K. Dusembinova, M.T. Kozhamberdina

PEDAGOGICAL CONDITIONS OF FORMATION OF READINESS OF FUTURE TEACHERS FOR THE ORGANIZATION OF SPEECH ACTIVITY OF SCHOOL CHILDREN

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161-165

. Utegenova M., Sholpankulova G., Mutaliyeva A.

PROFESSIONAL SUCCESS OF A SOCIAL TEACHER AS A PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL PHENOMENON

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48-60

. Karsybayeva R., Izmagambetova R., Aitzhanova E.

DEVELOPMENT OF COGNITIVE ACTIVITY OF PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS THROUGH TASKS

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381-392

. Nakypova G.,Sultanbek M., Marshalkhan A.

INDEPENDENT WORK IN POSTGRADUATE EDUCATION AS A BASIS FOR THE FORMATION OF PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES OF UNDERGRADUATES

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241-263

. Duisenova M., Zhorabekova A.

GAMIFICATION AND ITS APPLICATION IN THE TEACHING-LEARNING PROCESS OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN PRIMARY SCHOOL

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406-417

. Mukanova K.

PROBLEMS OF LEARNING IN THE WORKS OF AKHMET BAITURSYNOV AND THE NATIONAL EDUCATION SYSTEM

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88-97

. Bulatbaeva K., Tarjibayeva S., Akhmetova B., Toynbekova R.

KAZAKHSTAN MODEL OF A NUTRITIONIST TEACHER

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76-85

. Shumeiko Т., Bozhevolnaya N.

METHODOLOGY OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE TEXTBOOK FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF TECHNICAL CREATIVITY USING DISTANCE TECHNOLOGIES

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76-90

. Kiyassova B.

FEATURES OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ADDITIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS (on the example of the School Children's Home No. 2)

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287-293

. Duisenbayev А.,Tulenova U.,Uteshkaliyeva A.,Demesheva G.,Bazargaliev G.

The use of national games in physical education lessons in preschool organizations

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315-324

. Kulakhmetova A., Ospanova U., Baimakhanbetov M.,Issayeva Zh.

DEVELOPMENT OF A THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK FOR ASSESSING THE FUNCTIONAL READING LITERACY OF UNIVERSITY GRADUATES IN KAZAKHSTAN

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90-104

. Bakhtiyarova G., Kukenov Zh.

FORMATION OF VALUE ORIENTATIONS OF STUDENTS ON THE BASIS OF MATERIALS OF KAZAKH ETHNOPEDAGOGY

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220-228

. Sholpankulova G. , Utegenova M.

THE ESSENCE AND STRUCTURE OF THE PROFESSIONAL SUCCESSFULNESS OF FUTURE SOCIAL CARE TEACHERS IN THE CONTEXT OF THE INNOVATIVE EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT

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51-59

. Abdulina M., Sarsenbayeva F., Shintaeva L.

THE DYNAMICS OF ICT COMPETENCE DEVELOPMENT OF FUTURE PRESCHOOL TEACHERS IN THE CONTEXT OF DIGITAL EDUCATION

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125-136

. Utilova A., Satynskaya А., Shakenova T.

MENTORING AS ONE OF THE FORMS OF PERSONALIZED SUPPORT OF YOUNG TEACHERS AT SCHOOL

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96-105

. Mukhametkairov A., Aplashova A., Kudysheva A.

Psychological and pedagogical conditions for the development of soft skills of high school students

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197-205

. Abdulina M.Yе.

ICT IN PRESCHOOL EDUCATION SYSTEM DURING THE CORONOVIRUS PANDEMIC

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339-345

. Iskakova D.A. , Ordabaeva R.B., Mordvintseva I.Y

THE ROLE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF THE ACTIVITY OF A SOCIAL PEDAGOGUE IN A MODERN SCHOOL

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302-309

. Asylbek A.M.,Belgibayeva G.K.,Koshkumbaev K.T.

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CREATING A SUBJECT-SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT IN A PRESCHOOL ORGANIZATION

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233-244

. Knissarina M.M. , Syzdykbayeva A.D., Zhumaliyeva G.S.

PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL CONDITIONS FOR REDUCING THE LEVEL OF ANXIETY IN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

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175-184

. Nishanbayeva S., Sadvakas G.T., Abilkhairova Zh.А.

FORMATION OF RESEARCH CULTURE OF YOUNGER SCHOOLCHILDREN THROUGH SCIENTIFIC IDEAS IN THE LEARNING PROCESS

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286-297

. Shumeiko Т., Bozhevolnaya N., Zharlykasov B.

POSSIBILITIES OF THE SOFTWARE IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF DISTANCE TECHNOLOGY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF TECHNICAL CREATIVITY OF SCHOOLCHILDREN

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239-253

. Ussenovа M.E., Zhiyenbayeva N.B.

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SOCIAL ACTIVITY AND THE LEVEL OF SPEECH DEVELOPMENT OF YOUNGER SCHOOLCHILDREN WITH HEARING IMPAIRMENT

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311-316

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