Pupils visited the House-Museum of Kamen Orazalin

This year, on the occasion of the 105th anniversary of the birth of the outstanding folk writer, Abai scholar-mukhtar scholar, front-line soldier, and teacher Kamen Orazalin, Russian language and literature teacher, pedagogue-researcher M. Aldazharova, along with 9th grade students under her supervision, visited Kamen Orazalin's museum-house and conducted a video interview with the museum director, the writer's son E. Orazalin, on the topic "Kamen's heritage is the heritage of the people."
The interview focused on the life and work of the writer K. Orazalin, as well as his main work, the novel-tetralogy "After Abai".
E. Orazaly impressively told the students that the work is a broad-ranging work of art that tells the story of Mukhtar through his eyes, which includes the environment in which the great poet lived, the social situation at that time, how the great poet's legacy after Abai began to spread in the country, the childhood of Mukhtar, the main character of the work, the formation of his worldview, and the period of maturity when he became a young man.
In addition, during the interview, E. Orazaly spoke extensively about the history of the writing of the four-volume work of the writer, the first time his father saw his great teacher Mukhtar, who came to his native country in 1943, their spiritual connection, and the "Last Letter" written by Mukhtar to his student forty hours before his death, and gave a historical and educational interview to the students.
At the end of the interview, the museum director E. Orazaly presented the “Letter of Appreciation” of the Kamen Orazalin Museum-House to M. Aldazharova, a teacher of Russian language and literature, who came specially to organize a video interview on the topic “Kamen's Heritage - the Heritage of the People” and used the writer's heritage as a basis for her research work by engaging young people in literature. After that, all participants in the spiritual and cognitive interview took a commemorative photo.