A special room dedicated to the scientific and pedagogical heritage of Kazna Aimagambetova, Professor and Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, was opened at the Kazakh National Women's Teacher Training University. This landmark event was followed by the presentation of the professor's new book titled "Omir otkelderi".

                                      

The scientist's room has become a unique educational space aimed at creating a scientific and cognitive environment for students and teachers. It houses more than 100 scientific works by the author, educational and methodological materials, and personal archival data.

                                       

As part of the official ceremony, organized by the Department of Pedagogy and Methodology of Primary Education of the Institute of Pedagogy and Psychology, the Chair of the Managing Board – Rector of the University, Karimova Beibitkul Sarsemkhankyzy, delivered an opening speech. In her speech, the Rector highlighted the professor's outstanding contributions to the national education system and highly praised the scientist's exemplary career path.

                                       

Honored guests of the event included the Deputy Director General of the "Arman-PV" publishing house, Karaeva Kymbat Amanturlykyzy; the Editor-in-Chief of the publishing house, Bekbolatova Aigul Nurmukashevna; and the poet-writer, member of the Union of Journalists of Kazakhstan, and Editor-in-Chief of the "Zharkent Ainasy" newspaper, Soltanayev Molot Musaly.

                                       

During the evening, students presented stage performances based on the book, read excerpts from the work, and showed videos about the author's life journey.

                                       

Kazna Aimagambetova is the author of more than 100 scientific works, a recipient of the Order of Kurmet, an Honored Worker of Education, and a holder of the Y. Altynsarin Medal.

                                      

This gathering not only promoted the author's scientific heritage but also provided an opportunity to archive it for future generations.