“Human being is a child of his time. If he is a bad person, this is a guilt of his contemporaries”

Abay Kunanbayev

“Our days pass in communication, but art to communicate — destiny of the few…”

Mikhail Lomonosov

Format: frank talk about values common to humanity.

Aim: creating an informal forum between teachers and students for an open dialogue on topical issues of ethics, national history, politics and the role of young people in today’s world.

Objectives:

– to show that the national values ​​formed during several centuries (impeccable reputation, honesty, responsibility for the fate of loved ones) are relevant to the present day;

– to attract students’ attention to the richness and depth of the Kazakh culture;

– to form student’s understanding of a search of a moral ideal, where he/she may rely not only on western fashion trends, but primarily focus on traditional national values ​​and principles;

– to bring a sense of belonging to the historical past and present;

– to create conditions for tandem and open talk between teacher and student;

– to promote a congenial environment for the youth.

Frequency: once a month

Topics for discussion:

– Do we respect our environment?

– The way to a manicorn.

– My international studies and me.

– Why are we losing our traditional values?

In addition to the main topics planned:

– Meeting with the fellows (teachers and students) of international programs and courses for the exchange of experience and impressions;

– Interesting cases from student years and experiences of teachers;

– One of the meetings will be devoted to a discussion of the results of historical trips (1-3d year students), pleasant memories and behavior lessons.

Organizers:

Higher School of General Education and Language Studies

Department of History of Kazakhstan and General Education

Patriotic club

Student board “Byiler Kenesi”

Student association “UNISON”

To participate: online registration of participants and speakers on KAZGUU University website;

Dear students, you can offer your interesting topics for discussion.

Everyone can be a participant of our meetings: undergraduates, master and doctoral students, and faculty.