XIII International Research-to-Practice
21–22 October 2022

22 Saturday
13:45-15:15
Hall 7
Second floor
Breakout sessions 4
4.1. Language through content (master class)

Classroom techniques for making key language visible
Phil Ball
CLIL trainer and author of books and textbooks, Spain

Moderator:
Gulzhan Rysbekkyzy
senior manager, NIS Centre for Educational Programmes

13:45-15:15
Room 221
Second floor
Breakout sessions 4
4.2. Integrated approach to the whole child development (master class)


Developing research skills of students through laboratory and practical work
Galiya Alzhanova
PhD candidate in Chemistry, Head of Department, NIS Centre for Educational Programmes
Gaukhar Zhanbulatova
Master of Chemistry, senior manager, NIS Centre for Educational Programmes

Developing emotional intelligence of students through different types of art
Anar Ospanova
Master of Arts, senior manager, NIS Centre for Educational Programmes
Bakhytzhan Duisenova
Master of Arts, senior manager, NIS Centre for Educational Programmes

Moderator:
Galiya Alzhanova
Head of Department, NIS Centre for Educational Programmes


13:45-15:15
Hall 8
First floor
Breakout sessions 4
4.3. Professional development of teachers in school teams


Building a school team: the experience of interaction between leading and partner schools
Gulnaz Abildayeva
school-lyceum No. 9, (Shymkent)
Gulfairuz Yerzhanova
Pushkin school-gymnasium No. 1, Shymkent

Development of Professional Competence of Teachers through Lesson Study
Zamira Shakirova
Yakorskaya secondary school, Kyzylzhar district, North Kazakhstan region
Alma Shashtauletova
Yakorskaya secondary school, Kyzylzhar district, North Kazakhstan region

Peer-to-peer: organisation of mentoring to support teachers at partner schools
Ruslan Sissenov
Zhanar Kurmanaliyeva
Kyrykbai Uzakbayev
Karmanov school-gymnasium No. 262, Aralsk

Experience in implementing STEM teaching in collaboration
Aigerim Koshanova
Zhanar Makhatova
Aizhan Amangeldi
IT school, Kokshetau


Moderators:
Sapura Zholdasbayeva
expert, NIS Centre of Excellence
Talash Ungarova
Director, NIS Centre of Excellence in Atyrau


13:45-15:15
Hall 4
First floor
Breakout sessions 4
4.4. Student well-being at school: strategies, innovations, and practices


A systemic, whole-school approach to students’ wellbeing
Carmel Cefai
professor, Faculty for Social Wellbeing (University of Malta)


Wellbeing: Social and emotional learning and ASPIRE
Sue Roffey
honorary professor at the University College, London, author, speaker & educational consultant, UK (recorded presentation, ZOOM Q&A)
(online)


21st Century Children: Emotional well-being and education in the digital age
Francesca Gottschalk
policy analyst, OECD, France


Moderator:
Olga Mozhayeva
advisor to the Chairperson of the Board, Nazarbayev Intellectual Schools AEO


13:45-15:15
Hall 6
second floor
Breakout sessions 4
4.5. Quality research in early childhood education


The Pen Green Centre: an overview of current Early Years practice
Tracy Gallagher
Angela Prodger
PenGreen Centre for children and families, UK
(online)



Are quest games effective?
Yuliya Len
International School of Astana
Aliya Almukhametova
International School of Astana


Moderator:
Arman Sultanov
senior manager, NIS Centre of Educational Programmes


13:45-15:15
Hall 2
First floor
Breakout sessions 4
4.6. Individual approach to learning – a new challenge of the 21st century


Digital Resources, Adaptive Technology, and Personalized Learning Today and Tomorrow!
DJ West
vice-president of professional services at McGraw Hill Education, USA


Moderator:
Talgat Demezhan
manager, NIS Development Department Manager


13:45-15:15
Recreation 1
Second floor
Breakout sessions 4
4.7. Presentation of Action Research results (group 6)


How Does the Use of the CLIL Methodology Contribute to the Development of Written Academic Speech Skills in 7th Grade Students in World History Lessons?
Aigerim Khaidarova
NIS P&M in Kostanay


Using the Word – Sentence – Paragraph (WSP) Approach to Develop Year 8 Students’ Summary Writing Through Reading Analysis
Zauresh Manabayeva
Baktygul Shaikhiyeva
NIS C&B in Kyzylorda


How to develop writing skill at the lessons of English in Grade 8?
Bakytgul Yermanova
Valeriya Golovintseva
NIS C&B in Pavlodar


The Implementation of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) as one of the Differentiated Approaches
Assem Rakhimbekova
Feruza Aliyeva
NIS C&B in Karaganda


Simulation-Assisted Open Inquiry Learning Model in Teaching Physics: Effects on Students’ Conceptual Understanding and Problem-Solving Skills
Princess Tobias Arguelles
Nurgul Bokhanova
Ainur Kenebayeva
NIS P&M in Shymkent


Development of Research and Design Skills Based on the Generation of New Ideas Through the Integrated Use of Conceptual Learning
Bakytzhan Issina
NIS C&B in Karaganda


Differentiated Tasks in Argumentative Writing: Meeting the Diverse Needs of Learners at English Lessons
Aigul Suleimenova
NIS C&B in Karaganda


Moderator:
Venera Mussarova
Director, Department for Human Resources Management, NIS AEO


13:45-15:15
Recreation Hall 2
Second floor
Breakout sessions 4
4.8. Presentation of Action Research results (group 7)


Improving Students’ Writing Skills Using Different Ways of Giving Feedback
Bilych Yu
Dina Urazbekova
NIS P&M in Taraz


Is It Possible to Improve Students’ Analytical Skills Using Graphic Organizers in Kazakh Language Classes?
Akbota Taubaldiyeva
NIS C&B in Karaganda


Argument-Driven Differentiated Classroom: Effective Influence on Student Performance and Teacher Professional Development
Baktygul Segizbayeva
Sholpan Khairullina
Ainash Zhassybayeva
Aliya Sergaliyeva
NIS P&M in Uralsk


Methods of Advancing Individual Work Skills Through Kaplan Icons on the Lessons of Kazakhstan’s History
Maral Alikulova
NIS P&M in Kostanay


Using Creative Approach to Develop Learners’ Language Skills
Ardak Akhmetova
Maral Shotkina
International School of Astana


Interrelation of the Main Didactic Principles of Teaching Physics at Secondary School
Salamat Ashirova
Smail Amanbayev
Chandan Pal Singh
NIS C&B in Shymkent


The Development of Reading Skills on English Lessons for Grade of 5A Students Through the Usage of Text Comprehension Exercises
Saltanat Alimgazina
Yevgeniya Lobanova
NIS P&M in Taldykorgan


Moderators:
Irina Madeyeva
Senior Manager, Department for Human Resources Management, NIS AEO
Gulzat Salikova
Senior Manager Department for Human Resources Management, NIS AEO


13:45-15:15
Hall 5
Second floor
Breakout sessions 4
4.9. SHARE session. Creating a reflective and professional community of educators


Perspectives on research in teacher professional development
Gulzhanat Abdamanova
school-gymnasium No. 67, Astana


What is the impact of feedback on a child’s independent
learning?

Ayagoz Karimova
school-lyceum No. 37, Astana


Data collection based on speaking skills
Aigul Hablekber
school-lyceum No. 76, Astana


Defining the scope and formulating the research object
Kairly Zhumakhanov
school No. 50, Astana


The importance of using the book “Education – an introduction to research methods” while doing Action Research
Madina Nurtoleu
school-lyceum No. 59, Astana


Achieving results through observation in Action Research
Arai Sulkeyeva
school No. 56, Astana


Research Project – Modern Special Education Teacher
Tatyana Voronko
special school No. 2, Astana


Monitoring the impact of action research on the child: growing interest, motivation
Gulzat Kussepova
school No. 53, Astana


Methodological aspect as one of the ways to solve the research issue
Sholpan Selikhanova
school No. 72, Astana


What type of support motivates the student
Bakytgul Zhumasheva
school No. 58, Astana


Moderator:
TBA

13:45-15:15
Hall 1
First floor
Breakout sessions 4
4.10. Digital Teacher: Reboot

• Digital tools for the lesson – attention activation, assessment, practical work, virtual classrooms, quizzes
Zoya Zhurbenko, Anar Tayapbergenova
(NIS of Semey)
Laura Baykhanova, Gulnur Salimzhanova, Assel Zhantassova, Danagul Beyssenbayeva, Meruert Temirkhanova, Diyar Kundakbayev, Shyryn Mulkibayeva, Saliya Sakenova
(International School of Astana)
Alima Kurbangaliyeva, Nesibeli Nuriddin
(NIS of Astana)
• Mythbusters – about programming in kindergarten and elementary school, girl programmers and programming outside of computer science classes
• EdTech companies for teachers (technology solutions beyond the textbook, STEAM, robots and mobile devices in schools)

Moderator:
Yerlan Meirbek
Director, Department of Change Management, NIS AEO


13:45-15:15
Hall 3
First floor
Breakout sessions 4
4.11. Early childhood education


G-reat A-pporoaches M-astering E-ssential S-kills
Fariza Mamasheva
International School of Astana
Cheremie Dela Cruz
International School of Astana


Developing communication skills (speaking and listening) of children through elements of critical thinking
Makhfuza Zhanpeisova
International School of Astana


TRIZ (Theory of solving of inventive problems) as a support of children’s speech development
Gulzat Kaparova
International School of Astana
Aisulu Tuyakbayeva
International School of Astana


Musical savings box (master class)
Zhanna Karimbayeva
nternational School of Astana


Moderator:
Aziza Nurgazinova
PYP Coordinator, International School of Astana