As part of the "Science Decade – 2026" held in honor of Science Month, the Department of Geography organized a scientific and methodological seminar titled "Modern Paradigms of Geographical Education."
The objective of the seminar was to discuss current trends in the geographical education system, share experiences in integrating innovative and digital technologies into the teaching process, and address pressing issues in scientific research.
During the seminar, scholars presented their research and shared professional insights:
Erlan Isakov, PhD and Acting Associate Professor of the Department of Geography and Ecology at Abai Kazakh National Pedagogical University, delivered a presentation on "Personal Experience in Writing and Publishing Scientific Articles in Scopus Journals," sharing essential strategies for academic publishing.
Kulash Mamirova, PhD in Pedagogical Sciences and Acting Professor of the Department of Geography, presented on "Teaching Technologies in Geography Lessons in Modern Schools," suggesting effective methods for implementing modern pedagogical approaches.
Asyl Ziyavdinova, Senior Lecturer of the Department of Geography, spoke on "Artificial Intelligence in Education: Modern Trends, Tools, and Systems Analysis," providing a comprehensive overview of the role of AI in the learning environment.
The seminar concluded with an open discussion where participants exchanged views on the topics presented.
