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METHODOLOGICAL AND PRACTICAL PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TRAINING CONDUCTED BY FACULTY MEMBERS OF THE NABEREZHNYE CHELNY STATE PEDAGOGICAL UNIVERSITY OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION WAS HELD IN TURKMENISTAN
From October 21 to 28, 2026, the Pedagogical School named after Aman Kekilov hosted methodological and practical professional development training conducted by the professors of the Naberezhnye Chelny State pedagogical university of the Russian Federation. The training, titled “Effective Methods of Organizing the Educational Process in the Context of Education Digitalization: Modern Trends and Innovative Practices in Teaching” was attended by educators and academic staff working within Turkmenistan's education system.
The core areas of the methodological and practical training were selected in alignment with the transition to a twelve-year general secondary education system, the enhancement of teaching methodologies, and the Concept for the Development of the Digital Education System in Turkmenistan. The sessions were conducted in an interactive format utilizing critical thinking and discussion methods. Having upgraded their professional qualifications, the participants familiarized themselves with methods for integrating advanced digital technologies and innovative approaches into education, and gained comprehensive insights into national, international, and Russian approaches to educational quality assessment. Ayna Satgeldiyewa, a senior lecturer at the Institute of International Relations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan, successfully completed the specified professional development program and was awarded the certificate.
The conducted methodological and practical professional development training contributed to the refinement of the professional experience of educational personnel and the enhancement of teaching competencies in accordance with international standards.
Gapbar HALLYYEV,
Lecturer of the Institute of International Relations
of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan