Open Lesson on “The Treasure of the Native Language – in Primary School” by A.A. Akkuzov

An open lesson on the topic “The Treasure of the Native Language – in Primary School” was conducted under the organization of Associate Professor, Candidate of Philological Sciences A.A. Akkuzov from the Department of Preschool and Primary Education.

The aim of the lesson was to develop students’ respect and love for their native language, deepen their understanding of its role in society and personal development, and improve their linguistic competence. It also focused on enhancing the professional skills of future primary school teachers and the effective use of modern pedagogical methods.

During the lesson, modern teaching approaches were used, including interactive methods, group and pair work, problem-based questions, and creative tasks. Students actively participated in discussions and freely expressed their ideas.

The methodological part of the lesson focused on the relevance of the topic, approaches to teaching the native language in primary education, and the analysis of scientific works by local and international scholars. Tasks aimed at developing critical thinking and language skills were also completed.

Teachers and methodologists highly appreciated the structure, content, and organization of the lesson, noting the high level of student engagement and effective interaction.

Overall, the open lesson contributed to the professional development of future teachers by combining theoretical knowledge with practical experience and fostering their creativity.