Attendance of Open Lessons of Student Interns of the “Russian Language and Literature” Program

On March 13, 2026, open lessons conducted by student interns of the “Russian Language and Literature” program were attended at Secondary School No. 9 named after R. Sanatbaev. The lessons were visited by Associate Professor A.A. Kalmurzaeva from the Department of Russian Philology of the Institute of Philology.

Within the framework of their professional basic practice, the students conducted the following open lessons: • Ernis kyzy Aruuke conducted a lesson in Grade 7 “G” on the topic “Kusaka”, a short story by the Russian writer L. Andreev. The lesson focused on the analysis of the literary work. • Amanova A. conducted a lesson in Grade 8 “E” on “The Little Prince”, a novella-fairy tale by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. • Kulbekova A. conducted a lesson in Grade 7 “A” on “The Prisoner of the Caucasus”, a short story by L. Tolstoy.

The interns demonstrated their ability to effectively organize the learning process, apply various teaching methods, and actively engage students in the discussion of literary works.

After the lessons, Associate Professor A.A. Kalmurzaeva held a methodological discussion, highlighting the strengths of the lessons and providing useful recommendations for further improvement of the students’ pedagogical skills.

Attending the open lessons became an important part of the students’ teaching practice and contributed to the development of their professional competencies.