Competence-based tasks in Russian language and literature lessons

 Russian Russian Language and Literature lessons On January 21, 2025, a workshop was held at Secondary school №62 in Taraz: "Competence-oriented tasks in Russian language and literature lessons" for young teachers of Russian language and literature.

          Russian Russian language and literature teachers The purpose of the seminar is to show the need to use competence-based tasks in Russian language and literature lessons, to promote the improvement of the pedagogical practice of teachers of Russian language and literature.

         Russian Russian Language and Literature Department teachers, PhD, Associate professor L.N. Ibraimova, PhD, Associate Professor G.T. Dzhylkybekova, masters B.M. Kalmataeva, K.R. Kazakbayeva, Z.K. Ilchanova, methodologist of the Russian language and literature Department of Education of Taraz, young teachers of Russian language and literature schools of Taraz took part in the event. and school №62.

           In the context of modern educational standards, one of the main tasks of teachers of Russian language and literature is to teach a student to learn, to teach not only to see, but also to look, not only to listen, but also to hear, as well as to learn to understand and recognize. Thus, to make the lesson accessible and interesting, to activate the cognitive activity of students, to teach children not to be passive observers, but active participants in the lesson.  To accomplish this task, the use of non-traditional forms of teaching is facilitated (a game lesson, a workshop lesson, a travel lesson, a training lesson, a performance lesson, etc.). 

             The seminar was attended by Associate Professor of the Department of Russian Language and Literature L.N. Ibraimova, who noted that one of the effective forms of formation of communicative competence is the introduction of students to public speaking and art (working with text, speech, dialogue, discussion, debate), which contribute to the self-realization of the individual, the development of his imagination, familiarization with literature, as well as literary works, they develop students' cognitive activity, creative and communicative competencies.

           Teachers-mentors of secondary school  №62 (A.Danikeeva, G.Bektayeva, A.Andakulova, M.Zautbekova) held open lessons and an extracurricular event "In the world of fairy tales", where the latest methods and techniques of work in the context of competence-oriented tasks in Russian language and literature lessons were applied.

           During the event, Dean of the Faculty of Philology and Humanities G.Isabekova and Director of Secondary School №62 in Taraza M.Zhappasbayev signed an agreement on further cooperation.

           All participants and organizers were awarded certificates and letters of appreciation for their participation in the workshop.

Ibraimova L.N.-Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor