
On October 11, 2022, Shygys Regional Center of Education Administration of East Kazakhstan region, as part of the annual action plan, held an online workshop called “Developing children's creative abilities through artistic activities in Music classes”.
The workshop was attended by music teachers of District and City Education Departments.
The goal of the workshop is to exchange the experience of leading music teachers, improving professional skills, implementing the issues of forming children's musical literacy, generalizing and sharing best practices.
The workshop presented the master classes of the following teachers:
Elena E. Shtroscherer, an educator-researcher, a music teacher, headmaster of N. Ostrovsky Secondary School-Gymnasium No. 1 of Shemonaikha district, Natalya V. Kuznetsova, a music teacher, a teacher-researcher on the topic “Developing creative activity through artistic and creative activities.”
Gulnaz B. Nursultanova, a music teacher of M. Daulenov Boarding School of Zaisan district, a teacher-researcher presented the methods and techniques on the topic “Musicality of the Kazakh folk song “Syrly an”,
Rimma R. Zyablinskaya, a music teacher, a teacher-researcher of Belousovka Basic School of Glubokoe district, showed the participants the methods and classifications according to a variety of criteria on the topic “Methods and techniques for developing creative abilities in Music classes and in internal activities”;
Kuralay M. Kuanganova, a music teacher, an educator-moderator of Secondary School No. 47 of Ust-Kamenogorsk city shared the results of her research on improving the musical literacy of children on the topic “Improving learners’ creative abilities through artistic and creative activities in Music classes.”
The workshop resulted in feedback where the teachers thanked the speakers and noted the relevance of the workshop.
Moderator: Sh.U. Kemelbayeva, a methodologist of Learning Content and Education Quality Monitoring Unit of Shygys Regional Center of Education Administration of East Kazakhstan region.