Abiyr Karlygash Yengebayovna
Senior Lecturer
PhD
kh.abiyr@abaiuniversity.edu.kz
BRIEF AUTOBIOGRAPHY
She was born on 23.08.1980 in Karasaz village of Raiymbek district of Almaty region. Philologist. Graduated from the faculty of "Kazakh language and literature"of ASUnamed after Abai (1997-2001). Graduated from the Department of master`s degree of ASUnamed after Abai (2001-2003). Master`s degree, senior lecturer. Teacher of Kazakh language and literature at Kazakh secondary school No. 126 and No. 149 in Almaty (2001-2004). Teacher of the Department of languages of the Kazatiso Academy of Almaty (2012-2014).
Teacher of the Department of Kazakh language and literature named after academician S. KirabayevKazNPU named after Abai(2004-present).
He has more than 80 published scientific papers. Combines scientific and teaching activities.
EDUCATION
EducationalInstitution | Qualifications | Graduation Date |
Kazakh National Pedagogical University named after Abai | Teacher | 2001 |
Kazakh National Pedagogical University named after Abai | Undergraduate | 2003 |
SCIENTIFIC TITLE
Academic title | Date of award |
SeniorLecturer | 2005 |
TEACHING DISCIPLINES (list by level of training)
Undergraduate studies: Undergraduate courses: Eastern literature, literature of the XIX century, literary analysis of the literary text, oral folk literature, modern Kazakh literature.
SCIENTIFIC AND METHODOLOGICAL ACTIVITY
Theory and methodology of teaching and upbringing: problems of teaching the Kazakh language and literature in the system of secondary and higher education. More than 80 scientific articles and textbooks have been published. Of these, the author`s community has 4 textbooks, 1-a collection of exercises, 2-guidelines, 5-electronic textbooks.
One article was published in the SKOPUS international database of journals: "Modern literature epic character" (typological common motive of the universal folklore) Opcion, (Venesuella), Ano 35, Dec. 2019, Regular No.24: 1573-1584 ISSN 1012-1587/ISSNe: 2477-9385 (Epic hero in modern literature (based on typological common motifs in world folklore).