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Table o Con en s
Pedagogical Sciences
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AS A MEANS OF ENHANCING THE EFFICIENCY OF PEDAGOGICAL ACTIVITY IN HIGHER EDUCATION
INSTITUTIONS .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 7
ZHUMASHEVA S.S.
BITLEUOV A.A.
THE ROLE OF INTERACTIVE TEACHING METHOD IN DEVELOPING COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN FLT ................................................ 17
TALAPOVA A.K.
SADIROVA D.M.
AI TOOLS IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES ........................................................................... 28
TALAPOVA A.K.
YALKONOVA Y. D.
TASK-BASED LANGUAGE TEACHING: BENEFITS AND CHALLENGES FOR SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS ........................................ 41
TALAPOVA A.K.
RUSLANOVA R.R.
AI-BASED SOLUTIONS TO EMERGING ISSUES IN ESL PRONUNCIATION TRAINING ............................................................................... 53
KIRIYEVA BALAUSSA YERMEKBAYKYZY
THE ROLE OF DIGITAL RESOURCES IN TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDUCATION .......................................................................... 59
TOISHY TANGSHOLPAN NURLANKYZY
ZHUMABEKOVA GALIYA BAISKANOVNA
STRUCTURAL-FUNCTIONAL MODEL OF TRAINING 11–13-YEAR-OLD JUDOKAS DURING THE SPECIALIZATION PERIOD ................... 64
ZHARBULOVA AIDANA
TOLEGENULY NURZHAN
TELAKHYNOV YERKIN
ТАҚТАЙШАДАҒЫ БАСКЕТБОЛ ОЙЫНЫ АТАУЫ `COURT IQ` ................................................................................................................ 69
ЕСБАЕВ МЕРЕКЕ МАЛИКОВИЧ
ОМАРОВ ТАЛГАТ ДАВЛЕТЖАНОВИЧ
CURRENT ISSUES IN EDUCATIONAL DATA ANALYSIS THROUGH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ................................................................ 72
K. NIGMETOV
TECHNOLOGIES FOR ENHANCING THE PROCESS OF MASTERING FOREIGN LANGUAGE COMMUNICATION IN THE BASIC STAGE OF
SECONDARY SCHOOL ................................................................................................................................................................................ 78
ARUZHAN TYNYSHTYK ERTAIKYZY
INCLUSIVE PEDAGOGY: STRATEGIES FOR TEACHING STUDENTS WITH LEARNING DIFFERENCES ....................................................... 85
МЫРЗАБЕКОВА ЭЛЬДАНА
ЖҮСІПБЕК ЖІБЕК
МЫРЗАХАНОВА ДИНАРА
IBRAGIMOVA MUKHABBAT IDRISOVNA
SYZDYKOVA GAISHA NASYROVNA
DEVELOPING SOCIOCULTURAL COMPETENCE IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE LEARNING ............................................................................. 96
KOVTUN ANASTASSIYA SERGEEVNA
ZHUMABEKOVA GALIYA BAISKANOVNA
THE ROLE OF AI-BASED MOBILE APPLICATIONS IN THE DEVELOPING FOREIGN LANGUAGE LEXICAL COMPETENCE...................... 102
ZHADIL ZHANEL RINATKYZY
ZHUMABEKOVA GALIYA BAISKANOVNA
CROSS-CULTURAL PRAGMATICS IN EDUCATION .................................................................................................................................. 107
BISSENBAYEVA PERIZAT SAKENKYZY
ERBOLATOVA NURAILYM RYSBAIKYZY
MYRZAKHANOVA DINARA
ОСОБЕННОСТИ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЯ ВЕБ-ПЛАТФОРМЫ ДЛЯ ПОВЫШЕНИЯ УСПЕВАЕМОСТИ УЧАЩИХСЯ В ОБРАЗОВАТЕЛЬНЫХ
УЧРЕЖДЕНИЯХ ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 113
АВДИЕВ МАДИЯР ТАЛГАТУЛЫ
ЖАСАНДЫ ИНТЕЛЛЕКТТІ ОҚЫТУ ТӘЖІРИБЕЛЕРІ ЖӘНЕ ДАМУ БОЛАШАҒЫ .................................................................................. 119
К.З.ХАЛИКОВА
Ә.Д.ТӨРЕКЕЛДИЕВА
EXPERTISE MONITORING IN HIGHER EDUCATION AND CHANGES IN REPORTING FORMS ................................................................ 125
SHAKIROVA ARAILY DALELOVNA
ADILGAZY AKKU
CHE XIAODAN
ENHANCING METACOGNITIVE AWARENESS THROUGH DIGITAL TOOLS IN ESL CLASSROOMS ......................................................... 129
RYSBAY AYAULYM YERMANKYZY
SHINGAREVA M. YU.
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE MONTESSORI METHOD IN TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES TO PRESCHOOL CHILDREN................. 135
TALAPOVA A.K.
TOROMANOVA M.S.
DEVELOPING STUDENTS’ SCIENTIFIC LITERACY THROUGH THE ORGANIZATION OF FIELD-BASED AND PRACTICAL LEARNING
ACTIVITIES ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 145
ISSAYEV G.I.
NUGMAN R.M.
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DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS’ LABORATORY AND PRACTICAL SKILLS THROUGH TEACHING THE FUNDAMENTALS OF
BIOTECHNOLOGY .................................................................................................................................................................................... 152
ISSAYEV G.I.
ZHUMAGALI M.T.
METHODOLOGICAL SPECIFICITIES OF INTEGRATING RESEARCH PRACTICES ON THE PHYTOSANITARY STABILITY OF BROAD-LEAVED
TREES IN BOTANICAL GARDEN CONDITIONS INTO THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS .............................................................................. 161
NAKYPOVA ZH.B.
GANI I. ISAYEV
CRITERION-BASED ASSESSMENT OF GRAMMAR SKILLS FOR SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS ........................................................ 167
ZHUMABEKOVA G.B
ABDULASAN N.E
Medical Sciences
PHARMACOLOGICAL BASIS OF ANTICANCER THERAPY: MODERN ASPECTS AND CLINICAL PROSPECTS .......................................... 174
ARMAN KHOZHAYEV
ZHANNA AKIMZHANOVA
DANIYAR ABILDINOV
LAZZAT ISSA
RUMILYAM BAUDINOVA
KUNDYZ TYNYSHTYK
AYAULYM KOSHKIN
GAUHAR NASHEN
STROKE AS AN EMERGENCY CONDITION: ANALYSIS OF CLINICAL OUTCOMES AT THE EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE HOSPITAL IN
ASTANA.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 189
OMARBEK ALIYA M.
ISKAKOVA SAULE A.
INTEGRATING CLINICO-EPIDEMIOLOGICAL INDICATORS, HEMATOLOGICAL PROFILES, AND MELD-NA SYSTEM FOR SEVERITY
ASSESSMENT IN LIVER DISORDERS ........................................................................................................................................................ 190
MATHPATI SHREYA B.
SALUNKE SANYUKTA K.
LOHAR OM S.
DR. GUNJEGAONKAR SHIVSHANKAR M.
DR. JOSHI AMOL A.
Economic Sciences
МЕТОДЫ СОВЕРШЕНСТВОВАНИЯ ОРГАНОВ МЕСТНОГО САМОУПРАВЛЕНИЯ В РЕСПУБЛИКЕ КАЗАХСТАН .............................. 204
ШАМУРАТОВА Н.Б.
АБДИКЕНОВ Р.К.
ГОСУДАРСТВЕННО-ЧАСТНОЕ ПАРТНЕРСТВО КАК МЕХАНИЗМ ФИНАНСИРОВАНИЯ ИНФРАСТРУКТУРЫ ВЫСШИХ УЧЕБНЫХ
ЗАВЕДЕНИЙ КАЗАХСТАНА ..................................................................................................................................................................... 208
ТӨЛЕУБАЙ НҰРҚАНАТ АЛМАСҰЛЫ
ТУЛЕГЕНОВ ОСМАНГАЛИ СЕМБАЕВИЧ
САГНАЕВ ГАЛЫМ БУЛАТОВИЧ
INSTITUTIONAL AND INFRASTRUCTURAL PRECONDITIONS FOR THE FORMATION OF THE PETROCHEMICAL CLUSTER IN
KAZAKHSTAN ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 213
TOKTAYEVA A.S.
MUKHAMEDIYEV B.M.
ZEINULLINA A.ZH.
UNIVERSITY ENDOWMENT FUNDS: OPPORTUNITIES, RISKS AND EFFECTIVENESS FACTORS IN THE CONTEXT OF GLOBAL PRACTICE
................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 217
KAMAR KOZHAKHMETOVA
ТЕНГЕ ПОД ДАВЛЕНИЕМ: КАК ВАЛЮТНЫЕ КОЛЕБАНИЯ ВЛИЯЮТ НА РЫНОК КАПИТАЛА .......................................................... 222
АЛМАСБЕККЫЗЫ Е.
РУЗИЕВА Э.А.
ЕЛУБАЕВА Ж.М.
THE HISTORY OF THE FORMATION OF THE CIVIL SERVICE OF KAZAKHSTAN ...................................................................................... 229
AIBASSOVA NAZIMA AIDAROVNA
STRUCTURAL TRANSFORMATION OF KAZAKHSTAN’S INDUSTRY: THE IMPACT OF INNOVATION IMPORT AND LOCALIZATION ON
ECONOMIC GROWTH ............................................................................................................................................................................. 233
KUPENOV B.K.
TURKEYEVA K.A.
ВЛИЯНИЕ ИСКУССТВЕННОГО ИНТЕЛЛЕКТА НА РЫНОК ТРУДА ....................................................................................................... 236
ЖАҚСЫЛЫҚ ДАНА ҚАЗБЕКҚЫЗЫ
Technical Sciences
ОБЗОР МЕТОДОВ ДЛЯ ПОСТРОЕНИЯ МОДЕЛИ ПРОГНОЗИРОВАНИЯ СОСТОЯНИЯ ГОРОДСКОЙ ВОЗДУШНОЙ СРЕДЫ ......... 239
БАЙМҰҚАН А.Н.
ТУЛЕГЕНОВА З.
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ИНТЕЛЛЕКТУАЛЬНЫЕ СИСТЕМЫ УПРАВЛЕНИЯ ЭНЕРГОПОТРЕБЛЕНИЕМ В ЗДАНИЯХ: СОВРЕМЕННЫЕ МЕТОДОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ
ПОДХОДЫ И ПЕРСПЕКТИВЫ ПРИМЕНЕНИЯ ...................................................................................................................................... 243
РАХМАНБЕРДИЕВ Э.Д.
АХМЕНОВ Н.Е.
СЕРІКОВ А.Б.
ЛИДАР НЕГІЗІНДЕГІ САНДЫҚ ЖЕР БЕДЕРІ МОДЕЛІН ПАЙДАЛАНА ОТЫРЫП, АУЫЛ ШАРУАШЫЛЫҚ ЖЕРЛЕРІН МАШИНАЛЫҚ
ОҚЫТУ ӘДІСІ АРҚЫЛЫ АНЫҚТАУ ........................................................................................................................................................ 247
ХАБАШ ДАНА
АВТОКӨЛІК ЖҮРГІЗУШІСІНІҢ ЖАҒДАЙЫН БАҒАЛАУ ӘДІСТЕМЕСІ ЖӘНЕ МОНИТОРИНГ ҚҰРАЛДАРЫ ....................................... 253
СМАКАНОВ БАУЫРЖАН СЕРІКҚАНҰЛЫ
УВАЛИЕВА ИНДИРА МАХМУТОВНА
ПРИМЕНЕНИЕ МЕТОДОВ ОБРАБОТКИ ЕСТЕСТВЕННОГО ЯЗЫКА (NLP) ДЛЯ КЛАССИФИКАЦИИ КИБЕРУГРОЗ В
ПОЛЬЗОВАТЕЛЬСКИХ ОТЗЫВАХ ........................................................................................................................................................... 258
ЖАКУПЖАНОВА АНЕЛЬ АМАНГЕЛДЫКЫЗЫ
Ag icul u al Sciences
ТЕХНОЛОГИИ СПУТНИКОВОГО МОНИТОРИНГА ДЛЯ КОНТРОЛЯ СОСТОЯНИЯ СЕЛЬСКОХОЗЯЙСТВЕННЫХ ПОСЕВОВ ........... 268
СЕКРЕНОВА Ж.А.
ЕСІМХАН А.Х.
Biological Sciences
БИОТЕХНОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ МЕТОДЫ УТИЛИЗАЦИИ СЕЛЬСКОХОЗЯЙСТВЕННЫХ ОТХОДОВ ........................................................... 272
БАРАНБАЕВА Ж.Х.
АНДАСБАЕВ М.Н.
Psychological Sciences
LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK FOR ELDERLY CARE IN AZERBAIJAN .......................................................................................................... 276
ABDULLAYEVA ZUMRUD CHINGIZ
Philological Sciences
MORFOLOJİ YOLLA SİFƏTLƏRİN TƏHLİLİ ................................................................................................................................................ 278
ƏSMAYƏ BƏXTIYAR QIZI ƏKBƏROVA
COMPETENCY-BASED PREPARATION OF FUTURE TEACHERS FOR BLENDED LEARNING ................................................................... 281
ABDURAZAKOVA LUIZA BAKTIYAROVNA
LANGUAGE DOCUMENTATION, ETHICS, AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: TECHNICAL-ETHICAL CHALLENGES FOR MINORITY
LANGUAGES ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 285
ALIYEV SALMAN
ALIYEV CEYHUN
MAMMADOVA ZEYNAB
AKHUNDOV AYAZ
THE IMPACT OF DIGITAL TOOLS ON VOCABULARY ACQUISITION IN ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE (EFL) ............................. 290
RAHILA GARIBOVA GURBANALI
DIGITAL TOOLS AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN ACADEMIC WRITING: POTENTIAL FOR ENHANCING DOCTORAL RESEARCH
EFFICIENCY .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 293
GULBANU AUBAKIROVA
GLAZUNOVA SVETLANA
L’ACCORD DU PARTICIPE PASSE AVEC LES AUXILIAIRES AVOIR ET ETRE EN FRANÇAIS : ANALYSE COMPARATIVE DU GENRE AVEC
L’AZERBAÏDJANAIS .................................................................................................................................................................................. 301
ALI ALLAHVERDIYEV
His o ical Sciences
SOCIAL AND POLITICAL CONDITIONS OF THE GERMAN DIASPORA IN KAZAKHSTAN (1930–1940) .................................................. 306
SERIKBAY MAMRAIMOV
Physical and Ma hema ical Sciences
DEVELOPMENT OF A MODEL FOR INTEGRATING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE INTO THE PROCESS OF TEACHING CASE
TECHNOLOGIES ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 311
GULZHAN MURSAKIMOVA
ZAURE KANAPYANOVA
AYBOTA ZHUMAN
АDILET QURANBEK
МЕЖПРЕДМЕТНЫЕ СВЯЗИ ФИЗИКИ В ШКОЛЕ .................................................................................................................................. 316
РАХЫМБЕКОВ АЙТБАЙ ЖАПАРОВИЧ
РАИМБЕК КАЙСАР ШАКЕНУЛЫ
Sociological Sciences
SOCIAL WELL-BEING OF OLDER PEOPLE AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR RECREATIONAL SPORTS IN URBAN SETTINGS ........................ 319
ASSAUBEK S.S.

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CONCEPTUAL APPROACHES TO STUDYING DIGITAL RELIGIOUS IDENTITY: A FOCUS ON MUSLIM WOMEN .................................... 330
UMBET R.S.
COGNITIVE PROCESSES IN LANGUAGE LEARNING ................................................................................................................................ 338
AYSU MARDAN ASADOVA
Psychological Sciences
MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH IN PSYCHOLOGICAL PRACTICE: ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF INTEGRATION OF GAME,
METAPHORICAL AND GRAPHIC METHODS ........................................................................................................................................... 341
GULNARA HASANOVA
His o ical Sciences
DÜNYA ÖLKƏLƏRİNDƏ KARGÜZARLIQ SƏNƏTİNİN İNKİŞAF TARİXİ ..................................................................................................... 348
HEYDƏR ABBAS OĞLU MƏMMƏDOV
Geog aphic Sciences
DÜNYA İQTİSADİYYATININ ARTERİYALARI: ƏN BÖYÜK DƏNİZ LİMANLARININ GEOSİYASİ ROLU ....................................................... 352
ƏLIYEVA ŞƏFƏQ MƏMMƏD QIZI
AI AND GIS FOR EARTHQUAKE EARLY WARNING AND EVACUATION PLANNING IN ALMATY ............................................................ 355
TARYBAYEVA AIGERIM
OMIRZHAN TAUKEBAYEV
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Pedagogical Sciences
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AS A MEANS OF
ENHANCING THE EFFICIENCY OF
PEDAGOGICAL ACTIVITY IN HIGHER
EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS
Zhumashe a S.S.
Candida e o Pedagogical Sciences, Associa e P o esso , Abai Kazakh Na ional
Pedagogical Uni e si y, Kazakhs an, Alma y
Bi leuo A.A.
PhD s uden in “In e na ional Rela ions” a he So bonne-Kazakhs an Ins i u e o Abai
Kazakh Na ional Pedagogical Uni e si y, Kazakhs an, Alma y
Abs ac
The apid digi aliza ion o highe educa ion has posi ioned a i icial in elligence (AI) as a
ans o ma i e o ce in eaching and lea ning. This s udy explo es how AI echnologies can enhance
he e iciency and quali y o pedagogical ac i i y in highe educa ion ins i u ions, ocusing on he
pe cep ions and expe iences o uni e si y lec u e s in Kazakhs an. Using a quali a i e me hodology,
en semi-s uc u ed in e iews we e conduc ed wi h academic s a om h ee uni e si ies in
Alma y. Thema ic analysis e ealed ha lec u e s pe cei e AI no as a subs i u e o he eache ,
bu as a suppo i e co-ins uc o ha assis s in au oma ing ou ine asks, pe sonalizing ins uc ion,
and p o iding da a-d i en insigh s o e idence-based eaching. The indings indica e ha AI
enhances pedagogical e iciency when combined wi h educa o s’ digi al compe ence, ins i u ional
suppo , and e hical awa eness. Howe e , challenges ela ed o in as uc u e, p o essional
eadiness, and da a p i acy pe sis . The s udy concludes ha AI’s pedagogical po en ial lies in i s
abili y o augmen human eaching by os e ing c ea i i y, inclusi i y, and e lec i e p ac ice. The
esea ch con ibu es o he g owing body o li e a u e on digi al ans o ma ion in highe educa ion
and p o ides p ac ical implica ions o uni e si ies seeking o in eg a e AI esponsibly in o eaching
and lea ning p ocesses.
Keywo ds: a i icial in elligence; pedagogical e iciency; highe educa ion; digi al
ans o ma ion; pe sonalized lea ning; eache eadiness; Kazakhs an; quali a i e esea ch
Rele ance o he S udy
In he con ex o apid digi al ans o ma ion and he expansion o a i icial in elligence (AI)
echnologies, highe educa ion sys ems a e unde going p o ound changes. T adi ional models o
eaching and lea ning a e no longe su icien o mee he g owing demands o lexibili y,
pe sonaliza ion, and e iciency in pedagogical ac i i y. The in eg a ion o AI ools in o he
educa ional p ocess ep esen s a key d i e o imp o ing he quali y and e ec i eness o eaching
in highe educa ion ins i u ions. Fi s ly, AI enables pe sonalized lea ning, allowing educa ional
p og ams o adap o s uden s’ indi idual pace, lea ning s yle, and p io knowledge. This
pe sonaliza ion enhances s uden engagemen and academic pe o mance, as no ed in ecen
s udies ha emphasize he ans o ma i e ole o AI in lea ne -cen e ed educa ion (Kule o, 2021).
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Secondly, he applica ion o AI is eshaping he ole o he eache om a ansmi e o knowledge
o a acili a o and designe o lea ning expe iences. In his con ex , AI assis s educa o s by
au oma ing ou ine asks such as assessmen , eedback, and adminis a i e p ocesses, he eby
eeing ime o c ea i e and esea ch-o ien ed pedagogical wo k. Thi dly, cu en esea ch
highligh s ha while he po en ial o AI in educa ion is widely ecognized, eache s’ eadiness and
awa eness emain limi ed. Many educa o s lack su icien aining and con idence o e ec i ely
in eg a e AI echnologies in o hei eaching p ac ices (Zhou, 2023; Geo ge, 2023). The e o e,
s udying he condi ions o he success ul adop ion o AI in highe educa ion becomes essen ial
o enhancing pedagogical e iciency. Ul ima ely, in he e a o li elong lea ning and hyb id
educa ional models, he use o AI becomes a s a egic ool o op imizing he educa ional p ocess,
enhancing lea ning ou comes, and in o ming e idence-based eaching decisions (Kakhkha o a,
2024). As a esul , explo ing he possibili ies, challenges, and pedagogical implica ions o AI use in
highe educa ion is bo h imely and socially signi ican . Thus, his s udy is ele an as i con ibu es
o unde s anding how a i icial in elligence can enhance he e ec i eness o pedagogical ac i i y
in uni e si ies, o e ing p ac ical ecommenda ions o educa o s and policymake s o ensu e high-
quali y and adap i e highe educa ion.
The aim o he esea ch. The p ima y aim o his s udy is o explo e how a i icial
in elligence echnologies can enhance he e iciency o pedagogical ac i i y in highe educa ion
ins i u ions. The esea ch seeks o iden i y he ways in which AI can suppo eaching p ac ices,
op imize educa o s’ wo kload, and con ibu e o he imp o emen o eaching quali y and s uden
engagemen wi hin he con ex o Kazakhs ani uni e si ies.
The esea ch ques ion is: How can a i icial in elligence con ibu e o imp o ing he
e iciency and quali y o pedagogical ac i i y in highe educa ion ins i u ions?
Signi icance o he S udy
This esea ch is signi ican o se e al easons. Fi s , i con ibu es o he unde s anding o
AI in eg a ion in highe educa ion wi hin he Cen al Asian and Kazakhs ani con ex a egion whe e
empi ical s udies on his opic emain limi ed. Second, i p o ides p ac ical insigh s o educa o s
and adminis a o s in o how AI ools can be e ec i ely implemen ed o imp o e eaching
e iciency, educe adminis a i e bu den, and enhance s uden lea ning ou comes. Fu he mo e,
he indings a e expec ed o in o m policy de elopmen and p o essional aining p og ams aimed
a inc easing eache s’ digi al compe ence and eadiness o use AI echnologies. By combining
heo e ical and empi ical pe spec i es, his s udy expands he academic discou se on he digi al
ans o ma ion o highe educa ion and he e ol ing ole o uni e si y educa o s.
Li e a u e Re iew
The in eg a ion o a i icial in elligence in o highe educa ion has become one o he mos
signi ican de elopmen s shaping he u u e o pedagogy and ins i u ional e ec i eness. O e he
pas decade, AI echnologies ha e e ol ed om expe imen al ools o s a egic asse s capable o
ans o ming bo h eaching and uni e si y managemen . Schola s inc easingly iew AI no only as
a se o digi al ins umen s bu as a ca alys o e hinking he pu poses, me hods, and o ganiza ion
o eaching and lea ning (Zhou, 2023). This li e a u e e iew syn hesizes cu en esea ch ocusing
on how AI con ibu es o imp o ing pedagogical e iciency in highe educa ion, wi h pa icula
a en ion o mo i a ional, o ganiza ional, and con ex ual ac o s wi hin Kazakhs an’s educa ional
landscape. Vinichenko, Melnichuk, and Ka ácsony (2020) emphasize ha he applica ion o AI in
uni e si ies should be unde s ood h ough he lens o mo i a ion and human capi al managemen .
Thei esea ch demons a es ha AI can enhance ins i u ional pe o mance by educing
adminis a i e wo kloads, imp o ing decision-making p ocesses, and inc easing anspa ency in
e alua ing eaching ou comes. Howe e , hey a gue ha such bene i s a e only ealized when
uni e si ies simul aneously os e in insic mo i a ion among academic s a . Wi hou
psychological eadiness and alignmen be ween echnological inno a ion and p o essional
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incen i es, AI in eg a ion may encoun e esis ance, he eby diminishing i s e iciency-enhancing
po en ial. F om he pe spec i e o eaching and lea ning, Hooda e al. (2022) explo e how AI
sys ems suppo o ma i e assessmen and pe sonalized eedback. Thei indings e eal ha AI-
based assessmen ools can iden i y indi idual lea ning gaps, ecommend a ge ed esou ces, and
p o ide con inuous eedback loops ha imp o e s uden pe o mance. Impo an ly, he au ho s
cau ion agains o e -au oma ion, highligh ing ha AI should complemen a he han eplace
human pedagogical judgmen . This aligns wi h Zhou’s (2023) b oade analysis o echnology
in eg a ion, which a gues ha e ec i e AI implemen a ion equi es a pedagogical amewo k ha
e ains he educa o ’s ole as a men o and designe o lea ning expe iences. In Zhou’s iew, AI
unc ions bes when embedded in o adap i e lea ning en i onmen s, p edic i e analy ics, and
in elligen u o ing sys ems ha ex end human capaci y a he han supplan i .
The li e a u e on Kazakhs an p esen s a unique pe spec i e on AI adop ion in highe
educa ion, e lec ing bo h signi ican p og ess and pe sis en challenges. O ynbassa ,
Zhumadilo a, and Abdyke imo a (2024) p o ide a comp ehensi e o e iew o AI’s cu en use
wi hin Kazakhs an’s educa ion sys em, no ing ha mos uni e si ies a e s ill in he ea ly s ages o
digi al ans o ma ion. They iden i y in as uc u al limi a ions, insu icien eache aining, and
he absence o uni ied e hical and me hodological s anda ds as majo ba ie s. None heless, hei
s udy highligh s g owing ins i u ional in e es in le e aging AI o da a-d i en decision-making and
academic moni o ing. Complemen a y o his, Nu aye a e al. (2024) examine he b oade ole
o digi al echnologies in Kazakhs ani highe educa ion, a guing ha AI ep esen s a s a egic
enable o achie ing na ional p io i ies in educa ion quali y and inno a ion. They emphasize ha
success ul in eg a ion equi es coo dina ed e o s be ween policymake s, adminis a o s, and
educa o s, ensu ing alignmen be ween digi al ans o ma ion s a egies and pedagogical
p ac ices. Simila conce ns a e e lec ed in Ib aye a e al. (2025), who iden i y h ee key condi ions
o sus ainable AI implemen a ion: he de elopmen o acul y compe encies, he mode niza ion
o egula o y amewo ks, and he c ea ion o suppo i e digi al in as uc u es. A he mic o-le el
o class oom p ac ice, Mei amo a and Zaga o a (2025) in es iga e he applica ion o AI-powe ed
sma echnologies in F ench language eaching. Thei indings indica e ha adap i e sys ems and
in elligen pla o ms os e lea ne au onomy, mo i a ion, and di e en ia ed ins uc ion.
Howe e , hey also unde line he need o eache s o acqui e new me hodological skills o
in e p e AI-gene a ed analy ics esponsibly. Yeslyamo (2024) adds o his discussion by ocusing
on he au oma ion o uni e si y p ocesses h ough so wa e obo s ha employ AI. His s udy
demons a es how obo ic p ocess au oma ion can s eamline adminis a i e asks, enabling
educa o s o de o e mo e ime o men o ing and esea ch, hus imp o ing o e all eaching
e iciency.
Fu he insigh s in o inno a i e pedagogical p ac ices come om Zhuzeye e al. (2024),
who explo e he in eg a ion o AI wi hin cul u ally g ounded eaching models based on Kazakh
e hnopedagogy. They conclude ha he e ec i eness o echnological inno a ions depends
la gely on hei cul u al and pedagogical con ex ualiza ion. Simila ly, Bu ibaye e al. (2023)
emphasize he necessi y o e ising e alua ion sys ems in pedagogical uni e si ies, sugges ing ha
AI can con ibu e o mo e objec i e and da a- ich assessmen s o esea ch and eaching
pe o mance. Dzhanegizo a (2024) si ua es AI adop ion wi hin he b oade p ocess o digi al
ans o ma ion in Kazakhs an’s highe educa ion sec o . He analysis shows ha while AI o e s
signi ican oppo uni ies o inno a ion, he sus ainabili y o digi al ans o ma ion depends on
ins i u ional leade ship, in e -uni e si y collabo a ion, and con inuous in es men in digi al
li e acy. Collec i ely, hese indings sugges ha Kazakhs an’s highe educa ion ins i u ions a e
ansi ioning om ad hoc expe imen a ion wi h AI ools o a mo e sys ema ic and s a egic
in eg a ion o in elligen echnologies in o eaching and managemen . Ac oss he e iewed
s udies, se e al common hemes eme ge. Fi s , AI se es as a mul i unc ional enable o
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THE ROLE OF INTERACTIVE TEACHING
METHOD IN DEVELOPING
COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN FLT
Talapo a A.K.
Mas e o Pedagogical sciences, Kazakh Ablai Khan Uni e si y o In e na ional Rela ions
and Wo ld Languages, Alma y, Kazakhs an
Sadi o a D.M.
4 h yea s uden , Kazakh Ablai Khan Uni e si y o In e na ional Rela ions and Wo ld
Languages, Alma y, Kazakhs an
ABSTRACT
The p esen s udy in es iga es he ole o he in e ac i e eaching me hod in de eloping
s uden s’ communica ion skills in o eign language eaching (FLT). T adi ional eache -cen e ed
app oaches o en limi s uden s’ oppo uni ies o au hen ic language use, while in e ac i e
ins uc ion p omo es collabo a ion, pa icipa ion, and luency. A mixed-me hods design was
employed, combining quan i a i e and quali a i e da a. Thi y in e media e-le el s uden s we e
di ided in o wo g oups: an expe imen al g oup augh h ough in e ac i e ac i i ies—such as pai
wo k, g oup discussions, ole plays, and p ojec -based asks—and a con ol g oup augh
adi ionally. Da a we e collec ed h ough p e- and pos - es s, class oom obse a ions,
ques ionnai es, and in e iews.Findings e ealed ha he expe imen al g oup demons a ed a 25–
30% imp o emen in communica i e compe ence compa ed o minimal p og ess in he con ol
g oup. S uden s in he in e ac i e classes showed highe mo i a ion, con idence, and
engagemen , con i ming ha lea ne -cen e ed and communica i e echniques signi ican ly
enhance language pe o mance. Quali a i e da a u he indica ed ha in e ac i e asks os e
collabo a ion, educe anxie y, and c ea e a suppo i e class oom en i onmen .The s udy
concludes ha in e ac i e eaching is a easible, e icien , and e ec i e app oach o imp o ing
communica ion skills in FLT. I s consis en implemen a ion, suppo ed by eache aining and
cu iculum adap a ion, can ans o m adi ional class ooms in o ac i e lea ning communi ies.
Keywo ds: In e ac i e eaching me hod; communica i e compe ence; o eign language eaching
(FLT); s uden engagemen ; ask-based lea ning; collabo a i e lea ning; lea ne -cen e ed
ins uc ion; class oom in e ac ion.
INTRODUCTION
The ﬁeld o o eign language eaching (FLT) has unde gone signiﬁcan ans o maons in
ecen yea s. T adional app oaches, such as he G amma –T anslaon Me hod and he Audio–
Lingual Me hod, which ocused mainly on g ammacal accu acy, memo izaon, and epeon,
ha e been c icized o hei limi ed eﬀec eness in de eloping s uden s’ communica e skills
(Ajaj, 2022). These app oaches oen p io ize linguisc o m o e p accal language use,
p o iding ew oppo unies o lea ne s o p acce English in meaning ul con ex s. In esponse,
mode n me hodologies, including Communica e Language Teaching (CLT), Task-Based Language
Teaching (TBLT), and P ojec -Based Lea ning (PBL), ha e shied he ocus owa d s uden -cen e ed
and in e acon-based ins ucon. These app oaches emphasize he p accal use o language as a
ool o au henc communicaon, allowing s uden s o engage in ac ies ha eﬂec eal-wo ld
language use (Richa ds, 2017; To o, Camacho-Minuche, Pinza-Tapia, & Pa edes, 2019).
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Wi hin his communica e pa adigm, he in e ac e eaching me hod has gained inc easing
aenon. This me hod p io izes ac e pa cipaon, pee in e acon, and collabo a e lea ning,
c eang a dynamic class oom en i onmen . S uden s a e engaged in s uc u ed ac ies such as
discussions, p oblem-sol ing asks, ole plays, p ojec -based exe cises, and pai o g oup wo k, all
designed o os e meaning ul use o language (Ajaj, 2022). By p accing English in in e ac e
si uaons, lea ne s apply g amma , ocabula y, and unconal language skills in con ex , which
enhances hei abili y o communica e eﬀec ely in bo h academic and eal-li e scena ios.
The in e ac e eaching me hod con as s wi h adional eache -cen e ed models by
p omong sha ed esponsibili y o lea ning and ac e engagemen in he class oom. I aligns
closely wi h con empo a y app oaches such as CLT and TBLT, which place in e acon a he hea
o language acquision (Eslami & Kung, 2016; She ipbae a, 2025). In an in e ac e class oom, he
eache ’s ole shis om being he sole sou ce o knowledge o a acili a o who guides, moni o s,
and suppo s s uden s while hey engage in collabo a e lea ning asks. Ac ies such as pai
wo k allow s uden s o p acce dialogues, cla i y misunde s andings, and negoa e meaning,
while g oup p ojec s encou age planning, p oblem-sol ing, and p esen aon skills. Pee eaching,
discussions, and coope a e asks u he s eng hen lea ne s’ abili y o exp ess ideas, espond
o o he s, and de elop p accal communicaon skills (Ajaj, 2022; She ipbae a, 2025).
Despi e i s ecognized beneﬁ s, esea ch on he in e ac e eaching me hod in FLT
class ooms emains limi ed. Challenges such as igid cu icula, me cons ain s, assessmen
demands, and insuﬃcien eache aining may limi he me hod’s eﬀec e applicaon (Kasumi &
Xhemaili, 2023). Ne e heless, e idence sugges s ha e en wi hin a single class oom, s uc u ed
use o he in e ac e eaching me hod can enhance s uden s’ use o English in au henc
communica e si uaons. S udies show ha lea ne s become mo e ﬂuen , conﬁden , and capable
o pa cipang in meaning ul exchanges when hey a e egula ly engaged in in e ac e ac ies.
The p esen s udy aims o examine he ole o he in e ac e eaching me hod in de eloping
s uden s’ communicaon skills in o eign language eaching.The speciﬁc objec es o he s udy
a e:
1. To examine he heo ecal p inciples o he in e ac e eaching me hod.
2. To analyze i s applicaon in class oom ac ies
3. To e alua e he eﬀec eness o In e ac e Teaching Me hod in imp o ing s uden s’
use o English
Acco dingly, he s udy add esses he ollowing esea ch queson: Wha ole does he
in e ac e eaching me hod play in de eloping s uden s’ communicaon skills in o eign language
eaching?
By add essing his queson, he s udy con ibu es o he pedagogical unde s anding o
communicaon-o ien ed ins ucon and p o ides p accal insigh s o imp o ing he quali y and
eﬀec eness o o eign language eaching h ough he in e ac e eaching me hod.
LITERATURE REVIEW
Among o eign and Kazakhs ani esea che s who ha e explo ed he use o he in e ac e
eaching me hod in o eign language eaching (FLT), Ha me (2015), Richa ds (2017), To o,
Camacho-Minuche, Pinza-Tapia, and Pa edes (2019), Lee and D aja (2019), Zhang (2020), Rao
(2019), and Kasumi and Xhemaili (2023) ha e made signiﬁcan con ibuons o unde s anding
how he in e ac e me hod aﬀec s s uden s’ communicaon skills. Thei s udies demons a e ha
he in e ac e me hod ans o ms class ooms om eache -cen e ed o lea ne -cen e ed
en i onmen s and p omo es meaning ul use o English.
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The in e ac e eaching me hod is designed o engage s uden s ac ely in he lea ning
p ocess. Ha me (2015) explains ha ac ies such as pai wo k, g oup discussions, ole plays,
and p ojec -based asks, when applied h ough he in e ac e me hod, allow lea ne s o use
language in au henc con ex s, p omong p accal communicaon. These ac ies p o ide
oppo unies o s uden s o exchange ideas, negoa e meaning, and p acce unconal
language in a suppo  e class oom seng.
Richa ds (2017) and To o e al. (2019) emphasize ha s uc u ed ac ies based on he
in e ac e me hod imp o e o al communicaon, ﬂuency, and conﬁdence. They highligh ha
asks such as collabo a e p ojec s and discussion-based exe cises simula e eal-li e language use,
helping s uden s de elop he abili y o communica e eﬀec ely in a ious con ex s. Simila ly, Lee
and D aja (2019) in esga ed ask-based applicaons o he in e ac e me hod in seconda y
class ooms and ound ha well-sequenced asks, including p e- ask, main- ask, and pos - ask
s ages, enhance s uden pa cipaon and communicaon p acce.
Zhang (2020) examined he in eg aon o echnology-suppo ed exe cises wi h he
in e ac e me hod and epo ed ha digi al ools ex end oppo unies o au henc language
use beyond he class oom. Rao (2019) and Kasumi and Xhemaili (2023) u he demons a ed ha
consis en use o he in e ac e me hod, including collabo a e asks and guided pee
in e acon, inc eases s uden s’ engagemen in class oom communicaon and suppo s ac e
lea ning.
In he Kazakhs ani con ex , he applicaon o he in e ac e me hod is g adually gaining
aenon. She ipbae a (2025) highligh s ha his app oach aligns wi h mode n educaonal goals
emphasizing s uden -cen e ed lea ning and communica e skills in English. The me hod is
especially eﬀec e in enhancing s uden s’ p accal communicaon abilies by p o iding
s uc u ed oppo unies o speaking, lis ening, and negoaon in English.
Despi e he p o en beneﬁ s, implemenng he in e ac e me hod can be challenging.
S udies no e ha limi aons such as igid cu icula, insuﬃcien eache aining, and class oom
managemen issues may hinde i s eﬀec e applicaon (Kasumi & Xhemaili, 2023; To o e al.,
2019). None heless, esea ch consis en ly shows ha when he in e ac e me hod is
sys emacally applied, i signiﬁcan ly enhances s uden s’ abili y o use English in eal
communica e si uaons, ans o ming class ooms in o dynamic lea ning en i onmen s.
O e all, he e iewed li e a u e indica es ha he in e ac e eaching me hod plays a c ucial
ole in de eloping s uden s’ communicaon skills in FLT. By combining s uc u ed asks, pee
collabo aon, and oppo unies o au henc language use, he in e ac e me hod os e s ac e
engagemen and p accal language de elopmen . Eﬀec e implemen aon equi es ca e ul
planning, eache acili aon, and adap aon o he class oom con ex o maximize i s impac on
s uden s’ communicaon abilies.
MATERIALS AND METHODS
Resea ch Design
This s udy employed a quasi-expe imen al mixed-me hods design o in esga e how he
in e ac e eaching me hod con ibu es o he de elopmen o s uden s’ communicaon skills in
English as a Fo eign Language (EFL) class ooms. The design combined quan a e and quali a e
app oaches o ensu e comp ehensi e analysis. The quan a e phase measu ed changes in
s uden s’ o al communicaon pe o mance h ough p e- and pos - es s, while he quali a e
phase explo ed class oom in e acon, engagemen , and lea ne pe cepons h ough obse aons
and in e iews.
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Table 1.
S uc u e o he Quasi-Expe imen al Design
Phase Desc ipon Ins umen s Pu pose
P e- es
Assessmen o
s uden s’ inial le el
o communica e
skills
O al communicaon
es , obse aon
checklis
Es ablish baseline
pe o mance
In e enon
Implemen aon o
in e ac e eaching
me hod (6 weeks)
Pai wo k, discussions,
ole plays, p ojec -
based asks
Apply in e ac e
ins ucon
Pos - es
Assessmen ae he
in e enon
Same o al
communicaon es
and obse aon
E alua e
imp o emen
The independen a iable was he in e ac e eaching me hod, and he dependen a iable
was s uden s’ o al communicaon pe o mance.
Pa cipan s
The pa cipan s included 30 seconda y school s uden s (aged 16–18) om an in e media e-
le el EFL p og am in Alma y, Kazakhs an. They we e di ided equally in o an expe imen al g oup (n
= 15), which was augh using he in e ac e eaching me hod, and a con ol g oup (n = 15), which
connued wi h adional eache -cen e ed ins ucon. All s uden s had s udied English o a
leas h ee yea s and we e a compa able p oﬁciency le els acco ding o placemen esul s.
Table 2.
O e iew o Pa cipan Cha ac e iscs (N = 30)
Va iable Ca ego y Numbe o s uden s Pe cen age
Gende Male 13 43
Female 17 57
Age 16 yea s old 9 30
17 yea s old 13 43
18 yea s old 8 27
English p oﬁciency In e media e le el 30 100
Pa cipaon was en ely olun a y, and pa en al pe mission was secu ed be o e da a
collecon began.
Ins umen s
Fou ools we e employed o ensu e alid and eliable da a:
1.P e- and Pos -Speaking Tes s – sho in e ac e o al asks assessing ﬂuency, accu acy,
ocabula y, p onunciaon, and in e acon s a egies.
2.Obse aon Checklis – used o eco d le els o collabo aon, pa cipaon, and
communica e engagemen .
3.S uden Reﬂecon Fo m – sho w ien esponses desc ibing p og ess, challenges, and
imp essions o in e ac e lessons.
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4.In e iew P o ocol – semi-s uc u ed in e iews wi h eigh s uden s ( ou pe g oup) and
he eache o ga he deepe pe spec es on class oom communicaon.
Table 3.
Da a-Collecon Ins umen
Ins umen Focus Da a Type
Speaking es Fluency, accu acy, ocabula y,
p onunciaon
Quan a e
Obse aon checklis Engagemen , coope aon,
in e acon quali y
Quali a e
Reﬂecon o m Lea ne s’ sel -assessmen and
a udes
Quali a e
In e iew p o ocol Expe iences and class oom
communicaon
Quali a e
P ocedu e
The esea ch las ed six weeks, di ided in o h ee s ages:
1.P e- es phase (Week 1): Bo h g oups comple ed he same speaking es . Inial
obse aons es ablished he s a ng le el o class oom pa cipaon.
Figu e 1.
Sequence o Resea ch Phases
2.Implemen aon phase (Weeks 2–5):
• The expe imen al g oup engaged in in e ac e ins ucon, including pai and g oup wo k,
discussions, ole plays, and small collabo a e p ojec s.
• The con ol g oup connued adional ins ucon emphasizing g amma explanaon and
indi idual w ien exe cises.
• Each in e ac e lesson ollowed h ee s eps: P epa aon → In e acon → Reﬂecon.
Figu e 2. Cycle o an In e ac e Lesson

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Da a Analysis
The collec ed da a we e examined o de e mine how he in e ac e eaching me hod inﬂuenced
s uden s’ communicaon skills in FLT. By compa ing lea ne s’ pe o mance be o e and ae he
six-week ins ucon, i became clea ha s uden s in ol ed in in e ac e asks showed noceable
p og ess in speaking ﬂuency, conﬁdence, and pa cipaon. Obse aon no es and eﬂecon
shee s also conﬁ med ha in e ac e lessons encou aged mo e ac e in ol emen and c ea ed a
suppo  e en i onmen o eal communicaon. O e all, he analysis demons a es ha
in e ac e ins ucon had a posi e impac on de eloping lea ne s’ o al communicaon abilies.
3.Pos - es phase (Week 6): Bo h g oups epea ed he o al communicaon es . Obse aon
eco ds and eﬂecon shee s we e also e iewed o iden y linguisc and beha io al de elopmen .
Table 4.
Ou line o Resea ch P ocedu e
S age Desc ipon Du aon Aim
P e- es Inial o al
communicaon es
Week 1 Measu e baseline
Implemen aon In e ac e s.
adional ins ucon
Weeks 2-5 Apply ea men
Pos - es Final communicaon
es
Week 6 Assess ou comes
Da a Analysis
Quan a e da a we e p ocessed using SPSS sowa e. Desc ip e s ascs (means and
s anda d de iaons) summa ized p e- and pos - es esul s, and pai ed-sample - es s de e mined
he signiﬁcance o diﬀe ences be ween g oups. The h eshold o s ascal signiﬁcance was se a
p < .05.
Quali a e da a—collec ed om obse aons, eﬂecons, and in e iews—we e examined
h ough hemac analysis, ocusing on ecu ing pae ns such as ﬂuency imp o emen ,
in e acon beha io , engagemen , and conﬁdence in communicaon.
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Table 5.
E aluaon Rub ic o O al Communicaon
C i e ion Desc ipon Scale
Fluency Smoo h and na u al ﬂow o
speech
1-5
Accu acy Co ec applicaon o
g amma
1-5
Vocabula y App op ia e and a ied wo d
choice
1-5
P onunciaon Cla i y and comp ehensibili y 1-5
In e acon Abili y o inia e and main ain
dialogue
1-5
E hical Conside aons
The s udy ollowed ins uonal e hical s anda ds. All pa cipan s we e in o med o he
esea ch pu pose, assu ed o conﬁdenali y, and allowed o wi hd aw a any s age wi hou
consequence. Pa en al consen and school au ho izaon we e ob ained. All da a we e anonymized
and used solely o academic analysis.
RESULTS
This secon epo s he ﬁndings o he p e- es and pos - es analyses designed o assess how
he in e ac e eaching me hod (ITM) inﬂuenced s uden s’ communicaon skills in o eign
language lea ning. Bo h quan a e and quali a e esul s a e p esen ed o illus a e
imp o emen s in ﬂuency, accu acy, ocabula y use, and in e acon skills ae he six-week
in e enon.
Desc ip e S ascs
Desc ip e analysis was conduc ed o compa e he expe imen al and con ol g oups’
pe o mance be o e and ae he implemen aon o he in e ac e eaching me hod. The mean
sco es and s anda d de iaons o each componen o communica e compe ence a e displayed
in Table 5.
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Table 5.
Desc ip e S ascs o Communica e Compe ence (N = 30)
Componen G oup P e-Tes M
(SD)
Pos -Tes M
(SD)
Mean
Diﬀe ence
Imp o emen
(%)
Fluency Expe imen al
3.05 (0.68) 4.10 (0.54) +1.05 34.4%
Con ol 3.02 (0.65) 3.25 (0.61) +0.23 7.6%
Accu acy Expe imen al
3.12 (0.72) 3.95 (0.57) +0.83 26.6%
Con ol 3.08 (0.70) 3.28 (0.66) +0.20 6.5%
Vocabula y
Use
Expe imen al
3.01 (0.75) 4.00 (0.59) +0.99 32.9%
Con ol 3.00 (0.73) 3.30 (0.67) +0.30 10.0%
In e acon
Skill
Expe imen al
2.95 (0.77) 4.08 (0.63) +1.13 38.3%
Con ol 2.97 (0.75) 3.22 (0.70) +0.25 8.4%
The esul s indica e ha he expe imen al g oup achie ed conside able p og ess ac oss all
measu ed dimensions—especially in ﬂuency and in e acon—while he con ol g oup showed
only mino gains.
Pai ed-Sample -Tes Resul s
A pai ed-sample - es was applied o e i y whe he he obse ed sco e diﬀe ences we e
s ascally signiﬁcan . Table 6 p esen s he ou comes o bo h g oups.
Table 6.
Pai ed-Sample -Tes Resul s o P e- and Pos -Tes Sco es
Componen G oup d p- alue Signiﬁcance
Fluency Expe imen al
7.32 14 < .001 Signiﬁcan
Accu acy Expe imen al
6.75 14 < .001 Signiﬁcan
Vocabula y
Use
Expe imen al
7.05 14 < .001 Signiﬁcan
In e acon
Skill
Expe imen al
7.89 14 < .001 Signiﬁcan
Fluency Con ol 1.22 14 > .05 No
Signiﬁcan
Accu acy Con ol 1.10 14 > .05 No
Signiﬁcan
Vocabula y
Use
Con ol 1.34 14 > .05 No
Signiﬁcan
In e acon
Skill
Con ol 1.18 14 > .05 No
Signiﬁcan
As shown, he imp o emen s o he expe imen al g oup we e s ascally signiﬁcan ac oss
all a eas o communicaon compe ence (p < .001), while no signiﬁcan diﬀe ences we e de ec ed
in he con ol g oup.
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Quali a e Findings
Da a ga he ed om in e iews and class oom obse aons suppo ed he quan a e
esul s. Themac analysis e ealed ha s uden s ega ded in e ac e lea ning as an eﬀec e and
mo ang way o p acce English. They no ed bee conﬁdence, inc eased coope aon, and
imp o ed abili y o use he language spon aneously. The main hemes a e summa ized in Table 7.
Table 7.
Key Themes om S uden s’ Feedback and Obse aons
Theme Desc ipon Example S uden Commen
Imp o ed Speaking
Conﬁdence
Lea ne s el mo e
com o able
communicang in English
du ing pai and g oup asks.
Now I can speak wi hou
wo ying abou mis akes; I
eel mo e conﬁden in
discussions.
S onge Collabo aon S uden s alued eamwo k
and pee assis ance in
language ac ies.
Wo king in g oups helped
me lea n om o he s and
sha e ideas mo e easily.
Ac e Pa cipaon In e ac e lessons made
classes mo e dynamic and
engaging.
We alked mo e and
lis ened o each o he ;
lessons became much mo e
in e esng.
Vocabula y G ow h S uden s ecognized an
expansion o use ul
ocabula y h ough
p acce.
I lea ned new wo ds and
how o use hem na u ally
in dialogues.
Reduced Anxie y Lea ne s epo ed lowe
ea o speaking English in
on o classma es.
I’m no a aid anymo e o
speak in on o o he s
because e e yone akes
pa .
These quali a e insigh s align wi h he s ascal da a, conﬁ ming ha in e ac e ins ucon
encou ages meaning ul communicaon, collabo aon, and conﬁdence among s uden s in o eign
language class ooms.
DISCUSSION
The ﬁndings o his esea ch clea ly demons a e ha he in e ac e eaching me hod (ITM)
signiﬁcan ly enhances lea ne s’ communicaon skills in o eign language class ooms. Quan a e
analysis e ealed no able p og ess in all componen s o communica e compe ence—ﬂuency,
accu acy, ocabula y, and in e acon skills— o he expe imen al g oup ( - es , p < .001). These
imp o emen s we e much g ea e han hose obse ed in he con ol g oup, whe e only sligh
changes occu ed.
A p ominen pae n ha eme ged om he da a is he sha p inc ease in ﬂuency and
in e acon abilies. This sugges s ha egula engagemen in g oup discussions, pai dialogues,
and collabo a e asks enabled s uden s o use language mo e na u ally and conﬁden ly. The
esul s align wi h Ha me (2015) and Richa ds (2017), who a gue ha equen in e acon p o ides
he con ex o au henc language use. Simila ly, To o e al. (2019) conﬁ med ha s uc u ed
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Table 2.
Demog aphic Cha ac e iscs o Pa cipan s (N = 50)
Va iable Ca ego y Teache s (N=45) S uden s (N=60)
Gende
Male
8 (18
%
)
26 (
4
3
%
)
Female
37 (82%)
34 (
5
7
%
)
Age
/G ade
1
5/G ade 9
-
18 (3
0%
)
1
6/G ade 10
-
22 (37
%
)
1
7/G ade 11
-
20 (
3
3
%
)
Teaching Expe ience
5
-
10 yea s
1
5 (33%)
-
11
-
15
yea s
18 (40%)
-
16
-
20 yea s
12 (27%)
-
P io AI Expe ience
Yes
12 (27%)
35 (58
%
)
No
33 (73%)
25 (42%)
Ins umen s
Da a we e collec ed using ou main ins umen s adminis e ed h ough digi al plao ms:
1. Teache P e- and Pos -In e enon Su ey – assessed eache s' digi al compe ence, a udes
owa d AI, pedagogical conﬁdence, and pe cei ed challenges. I ems included "I eel conﬁden
using AI ools in my eaching" and "AI echnologies imp o e my lesson planning eﬃciency."
Responses we e measu ed on a 5-poin Like scale.
2. S uden English P oﬁciency and Engagemen Su ey – e alua ed s uden s' sel - epo ed skills
in w ing, speaking, ocabula y, and lis ening, as well as mo aon and engagemen le els.
Example i ems: "I can w i e g ammacally co ec sen ences in English" and "I enjoy lea ning
English wi h echnology."
3. Class oom Obse aon Checklis – s uc u ed obse aons documen ed eaching s a egies,
s uden pa cipaon pae ns, echnology use, and in e acon quali y du ing AI-in eg a ed
lessons.
4. Semi-S uc u ed In e iews – conduc ed ia Zoom wi h ﬁeen eache s and wel e s uden s o
ga he in-dep h pe spec es on expe iences, beneﬁ s, and challenges o AI in eg aon.
All su eys we e adminis e ed ia Google Fo ms and included bo h closed-ended (Like
scale) and open-ended quesons. In e nal consis ency eliabili y o he su eys was es ablished
h ough pilo esng (C onbach's α = .84 o eache su ey; α = .88 o s uden su ey).

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Table 3.
S uc u e o Su ey Ins umen s
Sec ion Focus Numbe o
I ems
Example I em
Demog aphics Backg ound in o ma ion 5 “How many yea s ha e
you been eaching
English?”
Digi al
Compe ence
Sel -assessmen o
echnology skills
6 “I am com o able using
digi al ools o eaching.”
AI in eg a ion A i udes and p ac ices 8 “AI ools enhance s uden
lea ning ou comes.”
Pe cei ed
Challenges
Ba ie s o
implemen a ion
7 “Limi ed access o
echnology a ec s AI
use.”
Lea ning
ou comes
Sel – epo ed p o iciency
8
“My English w i ing has
imp o ed his semes e
P ocedu e
The esea ch was conduc ed du ing he all semes e o he 2024–2025 academic yea and
consis ed o ou main phases:
1. Phase 1: P e-in e enon Assessmen (Week 1) Teache s and s uden s comple ed baseline
su eys ia Google Fo ms o assess hei inial digi al compe ence, English p oﬁciency le els,
a udes owa d AI, and eaching/lea ning p acces.
2. Phase 2: Teache T aining (Weeks 2–3) Teache s pa cipa ed in a wo-week p o essional
de elopmen wo kshop co e ing:
 In oducon o AI in educaon and e hical conside aons
 P accal aining on Cha GPT, G amma ly, and ELSA Speak
 Designing AI-in eg a ed lesson plans
 Add essing echnical and pedagogical challenges
3. Phase 3: AI In eg aon Implemen aon (Weeks 4–11) Teache s implemen ed AI-suppo ed
lessons in hei class ooms. S uden s used:
 Cha GPT o gene ang w ing p omp s, ecei ing eedback on essays, and p accing
con e saonal English
 G amma ly o imp o ing g amma , spelling, and w ing s yle
 ELSA Speak o p onunciaon p acce and speaking conﬁdence de elopmen
The esea che conduc ed weekly class oom obse aons using a s uc u ed checklis o
documen eaching s a egies, s uden engagemen , and echnology in eg aon pae ns.
4. Phase 4: Pos -in e enon Assessmen (Week 12) Teache s and s uden s comple ed pos -
in e enon su eys. Semi-s uc u ed in e iews we e conduc ed wi h selec ed pa cipan s
ia Zoom o explo e hei expe iences, pe cei ed beneﬁ s, and implemen aon challenges in
g ea e dep h.
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Table 4.
Summa y o he Resea ch P ocedu e
S age Desc ip ion Du a ion Pu pose
P e-in e en ion Baseline assessmen o
p o iciency and a i udes
1 week Es ablish ini ial le els
Teache T aining P o essional de elopmen on AI
ools
2 weeks P epa e eache s o
implemen a ion
AI In eg a ion Class oom implemen a ion wi h
obse a ions
8 week Apply AI ools in
au hen ic con ex s
Pos -in e en ion Final assessmen and in e iews 1 week E alua e changes and
ga he eedback
Da a Analysis
Quan a e da a om p e- and pos -in e enon su eys we e analyzed using SPSS
(S ascal Package o he Social Sciences). Desc ip e s ascs (means, s anda d de iaons,
equencies) we e calcula ed o summa ize esponses. Pai ed-sample - es s we e conduc ed o
de e mine whe he diﬀe ences be ween p e- and pos -in e enon sco es we e s ascally
signiﬁcan (p < .05).
Quali a e da a om open-ended su ey quesons, class oom obse aons, and
in e iews we e analyzed h ough hemac coding. The esea che idenﬁed ecu ing hemes
ela ed o beneﬁ s, challenges, and ecommendaons o AI in eg aon. In e iew ansc ip s we e
coded using an induc e app oach o cap u e pa cipan s' au henc oices and expe iences.
The s udy adhe ed o all e hical guidelines o educaonal esea ch. Pa cipaon was
olun a y, and in o med consen was ob ained om all eache s, s uden s, and pa en s o mino
pa cipan s. All pe sonal da a we e anonymized and s o ed secu ely. Pa cipan s we e in o med
o hei igh o wi hd aw a any me wi hou penal y. The esea ch p o ocol was app o ed by he
school adminis aon and he uni e si y esea ch e hics commiee.
RESULTS
This secon p esen s he ﬁndings om bo h quan a e and quali a e da a analyses
examining he eﬀec eness o AI in eg aon in English Language Teaching. Resul s a e o ganized
acco ding o eache s' expe iences and s uden s' lea ning ou comes.
Teache Ou comes
Desc ip e S ascs
Table 5 p esen s he p e- and pos -in e enon means and s anda d de iaons o
eache s' digi al compe ence, pedagogical conﬁdence, and a udes owa d AI in eg aon.
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Table 5.
Desc ip e S ascs o Teache Va iables (N=45)
Va iable P e-In e en ion
M (SD)
Pos -
In e en ion M
(SD)
Mean Di e ence Imp o emen
(%)
Digi al
Compe ence
2.95 (0.82) 3.88 (0.71) +0.93 31.5%
Pedagogical
Con idence
2.78 (0.89) 3.95 (0.68) +1.17 42.1%
A i ude
Towa d AI
3.12 (0.75) 4.15 (0.62) +1.03 33.0%
Lesson
Planning
E iciency
2.88 (0.91) 4.02 (0.65) +1.14 39.6%
The esul s indica e subs anal imp o emen s ac oss all measu ed eache a iables, wi h
pedagogical conﬁdence showing he highes gain.
Pai ed-Sample -Tes Resul s
Table 6 displays he s ascal signiﬁcance o p e- and pos -in e enon diﬀe ences o
eache a iables.
Table 6.
Pai ed-Sample -Tes Resul s o Teache Va iables
Va iable d p- alue Signi icance
Digi al Compe ence 8.12 44 < .001 Signi ican
Pedagogical Con idence 9.45 44 < .001 Signi ican
A i ude Towa d AI 8.67 44 < .001 Signi ican
Lesson Planning
E iciency
9.21 44 < .001 Signi ican
All imp o emen s we e s ascally signiﬁcan a he p < .001 le el, conﬁ ming ha AI in eg aon
aining and implemen aon posi ely inﬂuenced eache s' compe encies and a udes.
S uden Ou comes
Desc ip e S ascs
Table 7 shows s uden s' sel - epo ed English p oﬁciency and engagemen le els be o e and
ae he AI-suppo ed ins ucon pe iod.
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Table 7.
Desc ip e S ascs o S uden Va iables (N=60)
Va iable P e-In e en ion
M (SD)
Pos -
In e en ion M
(SD)
Mean
Di e ence
Imp o emen
(%)
W i ing
Accu acy
3.05 (0.78) 4.12 (0.66) +1.07 35.1%
Speaking
Con idence
2.88 (0.84) 3.95 (0.69) +1.07 37.2%
Vocabula y
Knowledge
3.15 (0.72) 4.08 (0.61) +0.93 29.5%
Lis ening
Skills
3.22 (0.69) 3.98 (0.58) +0.76 23.6%
Lea ning
Mo i a ion
3.10 (0.81) 4.18 (0.63) +1.08 34.8%
Engagemen
3.08 (0.76) 4.22 (0.59) +1.14 37.0%
S uden s demons a ed imp o emen s ac oss all language skills and aﬀec e a iables,
wi h engagemen and speaking conﬁdence showing he mos subs anal gains.
Pai ed-Sample -Tes Resul s
Table 8 conﬁ ms he s ascal signiﬁcance o changes in s uden ou comes.
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Table 8.
Pai ed-Sample -Tes Resul s o S uden Va iables
Va iable d p- alue Signi icance
W i ing
Accu acy
9.85 59 < .001 Signi ican
Speaking
Con idence
9.52 59 < .001 Signi ican
Vocabula y
Knowledge
8.91 59 < .001 Signi ican
Lis ening
Skills
7.68 59 < .001 Signi ican
Lea ning
Mo i a ion
10.12 59 < .001 Signi ican
Engagemen
10.45 59 < .001 Signi ican
All s uden ou come a iables showed s ascally signiﬁcan imp o emen s a he p < .001
le el.
Quali a e Findings
Themac analysis o open-ended su ey esponses, class oom obse aons, and
in e iews e ealed ﬁ e majo hemes ega ding AI in eg aon expe iences.

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Table 9.
Themes om Quali a e Da a Analysis
Theme Desc ip ion Rep esen a i e Quo e
Enhanced
Pe sonaliza ion
AI ools p o ided indi idualized
eedback and adap i e lea ning pa hs
"G amma ly helped me see
exac ly whe e my g amma
mis akes we e, and I could ix
hem immedia ely." (S uden )
Inc eased
Engagemen
Technology made lessons mo e
in e ac i e and mo i a ing
"S uden s we e much mo e
en husias ic abou w i ing when
hey could ge ins an eedback
om AI." (Teache )
Time E iciency AI au oma ed ou ine asks, allowing
mo e ime o meaning ul in e ac ion
"Cha GPT helped me c ea e
discussion ques ions as e , so I
had mo e ime o ac ually alk
wi h s uden s." (Teache )
Technical
Challenges
In as uc u e limi a ions and
connec i i y issues hinde ed
consis en implemen a ion
"Some imes he in e ne was oo
slow, and we couldn' use he
apps p ope ly." (S uden )
Need o T aining Teache s emphasized he impo ance
o ongoing p o essional de elopmen
"The ini ial aining was help ul,
bu I s ill need mo e p ac ice o
use hese ools e ec i ely."
(Teache )
Class oom obse aons documen ed inc eased s uden pa cipaon du ing AI-suppo ed
ac ies, wi h s uden s spending an a e age o 65% mo e me ac ely engaged in speaking and
w ing asks compa ed o adional lessons. Howe e , obse aons also no ed occasional
echnical dis upons and a ying le els o eache com o wi h oubleshoong echnology
issues.
In e iew da a e ealed ha bo h eache s and s uden s app ecia ed he immedia e
eedback p o ided by AI ools, pa cula ly o w ing and p onunciaon. Teache s no ed ha AI
in eg aon helped hem diﬀe ena e ins ucon mo e eﬀec ely, while s uden s alued he non-
judgmen al na u e o AI eedback, which educed anxie y abou making mis akes.
DISCUSSION
The ﬁndings o his s udy p o ide compelling e idence ha AI in eg aon in English
Language Teaching can signiﬁcan ly enhance bo h eaching eﬀec eness and lea ning ou comes
when implemen ed h ough sys emac p epa aon and pedagogical guidance. The subs anal
imp o emen s obse ed in eache s' digi al compe ence, pedagogical conﬁdence, and a udes
owa d echnology demons a e ha p o essional de elopmen plays a c ucial ole in success ul AI
adopon. Teache s who inially exp essed unce ain y abou using AI ools showed ma ked
inc eases in conﬁdence ae ecei ing s uc u ed aining and hands-on p acce, suppo ng he
conclusions o Cogo, Pa sko, and Szoke (2024) ha eache p epa aon is essenal o eﬀec e
echnology in eg aon.
The no able gains in s uden s' w ing accu acy, speaking conﬁdence, and ocabula y
knowledge align wi h p e ious esea ch by Dewi (2024) and Kholis (2023), who ound ha AI-
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powe ed applicaons p o ide pe sonalized, immedia e eedback ha accele a es language
acquision. The 35% imp o emen in w ing accu acy can be a ibu ed o G amma ly's eal-me
e o de econ and explanaons, which helped s uden s de elop me alinguisc awa eness and
sel -co econ s a egies. Simila ly, he 37% inc ease in speaking conﬁdence eﬂec s he impac o
ELSA Speak's non-judgmen al p onunciaon eedback, which educed lea ne anxie y and
encou aged mo e equen p acce. These ﬁndings conﬁ m ha AI ools can c ea e a suppo  e
lea ning en i onmen whe e s uden s eel com o able expe imenng wi h language wi hou ea
o public emba assmen .
The subs anal inc ease in lea ning mo aon and engagemen obse ed in his s udy
suppo s he heo ecal amewo k o Sel -De e minaon Theo y, which emphasizes au onomy,
compe ence, and ela edness as undamen al d i e s o in insic mo aon. AI ools os e ed
au onomy by allowing s uden s o lea n a hei own pace and e isi ma e ials as needed. They
enhanced compe ence by p o iding clea , cons uc e eedback ha helped lea ne s ecognize
hei p og ess. While AI canno di ec ly ulﬁll he need o ela edness, i eed up class oom me
o mo e meaning ul eache -s uden and pee in e acons, hus indi ec ly suppo ng social
connecon. This ﬁnding esona es wi h Zainuddin and Pe e a's (2019) esea ch on how
echnology-enhanced lea ning en i onmen s can sas y lea ne s' psychological needs.
Howe e , he quali a e da a e ealed signiﬁcan implemen aon challenges ha mus be
add essed o sus ainable AI in eg aon. Technical limi aons, pa cula ly un eliable in e ne
connec i y and insuﬃcien de ices, eme ged as majo ba ie s in he Kazakhs ani con ex . This
conﬁ ms Shaikhina's (2020) obse aon ha in as uc u e inequali y emains a c ical obs acle
o educaonal echnology adopon in he egion. Fu he mo e, some eache s exp essed
conce ns abou o e - eliance on AI, echoing Geng's (2023) wa nings abou he impo ance o
main aining c ical e aluaon o AI-gene a ed con en and p ese ing he i eplaceable human
elemen s o eaching, such as empa hy, cul u al sensi i y, and e hical judgmen .
The s udy also highligh s he impo ance o balanced in eg aon. While AI ools eﬀec ely
au oma e oune asks such as g amma checking and p onunciaon assessmen , hey canno
eplace he nuanced eedback, emoonal suppo , and cul u al mediaon ha human eache s
p o ide. As Shin and Lee (2024) a gue, AI should be iewed as a complemen o, a he han a
subs u e o , eache expe se. The mos success ul implemen aons obse ed in his s udy we e
hose whe e eache s used AI s a egically o enhance speciﬁc aspec s o ins ucon while
main aining hei cen al ole in acili ang meaning ul communicaon, c ical hinking, and
in e cul u al unde s anding.
F om a Kazakhs ani pe spec e, hese ﬁndings ha e impo an implicaons o educaonal
policy and p acce. The S a e P og am o he De elopmen o Educaon and Science (2020–2025)
emphasizes inno aon and digi al li e acy as naonal p io ies. This s udy demons a es ha
achie ing hese goals equi es no only in esng in echnological in as uc u e bu also p o iding
sus ained p o essional de elopmen , c eang clea pedagogical guidelines, and es ablishing e hical
amewo ks o AI use. Kunanbaye a's (2019) compe ence-based model o language educaon
p o ides a aluable heo ecal oundaon o in eg ang AI in ways ha suppo communica e,
cogni e, and in e cul u al compe ences while especng Kazakhs an's linguisc and cul u al
con ex .
CONCLUSION
This s udy conﬁ ms ha A ﬁcial In elligence echnologies can signiﬁcan ly enhance
English Language Teaching when in eg a ed houghully wi h sound pedagogical p inciples and
adequa e suppo sys ems. The esea ch demons a ed measu able imp o emen s in s uden s'
language p oﬁciency, lea ning mo aon, and engagemen , alongside inc eased eache
conﬁdence and eﬃciency in ins uconal planning. AI ools such as Cha GPT, G amma ly, and ELSA
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Speak p o ed eﬀec e in p o iding pe sonalized, immedia e eedback ha accele a es language
acquision and educes lea ne anxie y.
Howe e , success ul AI in eg aon depends on se e al c ical ac o s. Fi s , comp ehensi e
eache aining is essenal o de elop bo h echnical skills and pedagogical s a egies o using AI
eﬀec ely. Second, eliable echnological in as uc u e and equi able access mus be ensu ed o
p e en digi al di ides om widening educaonal inequalies. Thi d, clea e hical guidelines a e
needed o add ess conce ns abou da a p i acy, algo i hmic bias, and he app op ia e balance
be ween au omaon and human judgmen . Finally, AI should be iewed as a ool ha enhances
a he han eplaces eache s, suppo ng hei expe se while eeing hem o ocus on he
i eplaceable human dimensions o educaon.
Fo Kazakhs an's educaonal sys em, hese ﬁndings sugges se e al p accal
ecommendaons. Schools and uni e sies should in es in sus ained p o essional de elopmen
p og ams ha go beyond one-me aining sessions o p o ide ongoing suppo o eache s
lea ning o in eg a e AI. Policymake s should p io ize in as uc u e de elopmen o ensu e all
s uden s ha e equal access o digi al lea ning oppo unies. Educaonal ins uons should
de elop ins uonal guidelines ha add ess e hical conside aons and es ablish bes p acces o
AI use in language class ooms.
Fu u e esea ch should examine he long- e m eﬀec s o AI in eg aon on language
p oﬁciency de elopmen , explo e how diﬀe en AI ools can be combined o opmal lea ning
ou comes, and in esga e cul u ally esponsi e app oaches o AI implemen aon in di e se
educaonal con ex s. As AI echnologies connue o e ol e, ongoing esea ch will be essenal o
ensu e ha inno aon se es he undamen al goals o educaon: os e ing c ical hinking,
cul u al unde s anding, and he de elopmen o compe en , conﬁden communica o s p epa ed
o global cizenship.
When applied wi h ca e ul aenon o pedagogy, equi y, and e hics, AI has he po enal
o ans o m English language educaon by making high-quali y, pe sonalized ins ucon mo e
accessible while empowe ing bo h eache s and lea ne s o achie e hei ull po enal in an
inc easingly in e connec ed wo ld.
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TASK-BASED LANGUAGE TEACHING:
BENEFITS AND CHALLENGES FOR
SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
Talapo a A.K.
Mas e o Pedagogical sciences, Kazakh Ablai Khan Uni e si y o In e na ional Rela ions
and Wo ld Languages, Alma y, Kazakhs an
Ruslano a R.R.
4 h yea s uden , Kazakh Ablai Khan Uni e si y o In e na ional Rela ions and Wo ld
Languages, Alma y, Kazakhs an
ABSTRACT
This a cle in esga es he eﬀec eness and challenges o applying Task-Based Language
Teaching (TBLT) in seconda y school English class ooms. Roo ed in communica e and lea ne -
cen e ed heo ies p oposed by P abhu (1987), Ellis (2019), and Long (2016), TBLT emphasizes
meaning ul ask pe o mance as he co e o language acquision. The s udy employed a one-g oup
expe imen al design in ol ing 55 seconda y school s uden s aged 13–16, using p e- and pos - es
quesonnai es adminis e ed h ough Google Fo ms. The esul s e ealed signiﬁcan imp o emen s
in s uden s’ communica e conﬁdence, mo aon, and collabo a e skills, wi h a 24.5% o e all
inc ease in engagemen and language pe o mance. Obse aonal da a u he conﬁ med
enhanced in e acon, educed ea o e o s, and inc eased ask compleon a es. Despi e hese
beneﬁ s, he s udy idenﬁed challenges ela ed o limi ed ins uconal me, eache
p epa edness, and cu iculum alignmen . The ﬁndings highligh TBLT as an eﬀec e app oach o
de eloping communica e compe ence when adap ed o con ex ual ealies o seconda y
educaon.
Keywo ds: Task-Based Language Teaching, communica e compe ence, lea ne mo aon,
seconda y school, expe imen al s udy, class oom in e acon.
INTRODUCTION
The connuous ans o maon o o eign language eaching has b ough abou a signiﬁcan
ansion om adional, o m- ocused ins ucon owa d communica e and lea ne -cen e ed
app oaches. The his o ical dominance o me hods such as he G amma –T anslaon Me hod, he
Audio–Lingual Me hod, and he P esen aon–P acce–P oducon (PPP) model p o ided a
oundaon o s uc u al accu acy bu oen neglec ed au henc communicaon and unconal
language use (Ha me , 2015; B own, 2019). In mode n educaonal con ex s, pa cula ly a he
seconda y school le el, language ins ucon inc easingly emphasizes in e acon, meaning ul ask
pe o mance, and lea ne pa cipaon. This shi aligns wi h he b oade goal o p epa ing
s uden s o use English as a ool o eal-li e communicaon a he han as a subjec o academic
s udy.
Wi hin his pa adigm, Task-Based Language Teaching (TBLT) has eme ged as one o he mos
eﬀec e app oaches o p omo e pu pose ul language use and ac e lea ning. O iginang om N.
S. P abhu’s (1987) Bangalo e P ojec , TBLT has been u he de eloped and sys emazed by
schola s such as Ellis (2009, 2019) and Willis and Willis (2007). The cen al p inciple o TBLT is ha
language lea ning occu s mos eﬀec ely when lea ne s engage in asks ha eﬂec eal-wo ld
pu poses, equi ing hem o use he a ge language o achie e speciﬁc ou comes. Ra he han
emphasizing isola ed linguisc o ms, he app oach in eg a es language as a means o achie ing
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RESULTS
O e iew o Collec ed Da a
Da a we e ob ained om h ee main sou ces:
(1) a 20-i em p e- es and pos - es quesonnai e comple ed ia Google Fo ms,
(2) eache obse aon checklis s collec ed ac oss eigh lessons, and
(3) a sho pos -lesson su ey on pe cei ed engagemen and mo aon.
All 55 s uden s comple ed bo h es s and pa cipa ed in all TBLT lessons. Quan a e da a
we e analyzed desc ip ely o de e mine mean diﬀe ences, pe cen age imp o emen s, and
ca ego y-based ends.
Quan a e Resul s om P e-Tes and Pos -Tes
Table 5 summa izes he esul s o he p e- es and pos - es based on he ﬁ e measu ed
ca ego ies: (a) English Lea ning Conﬁdence, (b) Mo aon and A ude, (c) Task Pe o mance, (d)
Lea ning Habi s, and (e) Lea ning Challenges.
Each s a emen was a ed on a 5-poin Like scale (1 = S ongly Disag ee, 5 = S ongly
Ag ee). Highe sco es indica e s onge mo aon, conﬁdence, and engagemen .
Table 5
P e- and Pos -Tes Mean Sco es by Ca ego y (n = 55)
Ca ego y P e-Tes
Mean
Pos -Tes
Mean
Mean Di e ence Imp o emen
English Lea ning
Con idence
3.21 4.08 +0.87 +27.1%
Mo i a ion and
A i ude
3.47 4.28 +0.81 +23.3%
Task Pe o mance 3.15 4.04 +0.89 +28.2%
Lea ning Habi s 3.34 4.09 +0.75 +22.4%
Lea ning Challenges*
2.91 2.34 –0.57 –19.6%
O e all Mean Sco e 3.22 4.01 +0.79 +24.5%
*No e: Lowe sco es in he “Lea ning Challenges” ca ego y indica e ewe di icul ies a e TBLT
implemen a ion.
The o e all mean sco e inc eased om 3.22 o 4.01, ep esenng an a e age imp o emen
o 24.5% in s uden s’ mo aon, engagemen , and communica e conﬁdence. The la ges gains
we e obse ed in ask pe o mance (+0.89) and conﬁdence (+0.87), demons ang enhanced
pa cipaon and sel -exp ession du ing class oom asks.
Dis ibuon o Imp o emen by S uden G oup
Fo addional cla i y, s uden s we e di ided in o h ee pe o mance ca ego ies acco ding
o hei pos - es esul s: High imp o emen (≥ 25%), Mode a e imp o emen (10–24%), and Low
imp o emen (< 10%).

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Table 6
Dis ibu ion o S uden s by Imp o emen Le el (n = 55)
Imp o emen Le el Numbe o S uden s Pe cen age o G oup (%)
High imp o emen (≥ 25%) 28 50.9%
Mode a e imp o emen (10–24%) 20 36.4%
Low imp o emen (< 10%) 7 12.7%
As shown in Table 6, 87.3% o s uden s demons a ed measu able imp o emen ae he
ou -week in e enon, wi h o e hal achie ing high imp o emen sco es.
I em-Le el Mean Compa ison
To iden y which aspec s o lea ning imp o ed mos signiﬁcan ly, he mean sco es o
selec ed ep esen a e i ems we e compa ed be ween p e- and pos - es esponses. Table 7
compa es selec ed quesonnai e i ems be o e and ae he in e enon, highlighng he mos
imp o ed aspec s o lea ning.
Table 7
Compa ison o Selec ed I em Means Be o e and A e TBLT In e en ion
I em (Summa y) P e-Tes
Mean
Pos -Tes Mean
ΔM
“I eel con iden when speaking English in class.” 3.05 4.15 +1.10
“I enjoy lea ning English a school.” 3.38 4.36 +0.98
“I like wo king on g oup o pai ac i i ies.” 3.61 4.44 +0.83
“I can wo k well in a g oup o comple e a ask.” 3.18 4.28 +1.10
“I am a aid o making mis akes when speaking
English.”*
3.92 3.24 –0.68
*No e: A dec ease in his i em indica es educed anxie y.
The i ems showing he highes imp o emen we e ela ed o collabo a e lea ning and
speaking conﬁdence, conﬁ ming ha TBLT posi ely inﬂuenced communica e in e acon and
g oup engagemen . Fea o making mis akes dec eased no ably, indicang g ea e class oom
conﬁdence.
Quali a e Obse aon Resul s
Teache obse aons collec ed du ing he eigh TBLT lessons conﬁ med he quan a e
ou comes. S uden s exhibi ed a g adual inc ease in pa cipaon, g oup communicaon, and
willingness o use English spon aneously. Table 8 summa izes beha io al changes obse ed o e
he ou weeks.
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Table 8
Summa y o Obse ed Class oom Beha io s Du ing he TBLT In e en ion
Obse ed Beha io Low F equency
(Weeks 1–2)
High F equency
(Weeks 3–4)
Change (↑/↓)
S uden –s uden
communica ion in English
41% 82% ↑ +41%
Volun a y pa icipa ion
du ing asks
47% 85% ↑ +38%
Use o L1 du ing ask wo k 62% 29% ↓ –33%
Comple ion o asks on ime 58% 76% ↑ +18%
Asking ques ions o
cla i ying ins uc ions
36% 64% ↑ +28%
These esul s show ha s uden s p og essi ely elied less on hei na e language (L1) and
communica ed mo e in English du ing g oup wo k. Volun a y pa cipaon nea ly doubled, and
s uden s’ ask compleon eﬃciency imp o ed s eadily ac oss sessions.
Pos -Lesson Engagemen Su ey Resul s
Ae he ﬁnal lesson, s uden s comple ed a b ie ﬁ e-i em pos -lesson su ey abou hei
pe cepons o TBLT ac ies. Table 5 p esen s he esul s o he pos -lesson engagemen su ey,
summa izing s uden s’ o e all pe cepons o TBLT.
Table 9
S uden s’ Pe cep ions o TBLT-Based Lessons (n = 55)
S a emen Mean Ra ing (1–5)
“I enjoyed he new English lessons based on asks.” 4.58
“I lea ned o wo k be e wi h my classma es.” 4.46
“I eel mo e con iden using English in class.” 4.40
“The lessons helped me unde s and English in eal si ua ions.” 4.52
“I would like o con inue lea ning English h ough simila asks.” 4.63
The mean a ings anged om 4.40 o 4.63, showing a s ongly posi i e pe cep ion o ask-
based lessons. The highes sco e (“I would like o con inue lea ning English h ough simila asks”)
sugges s high accep ance and engagemen wi h he TBLT app oach.
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DISCUSSION
This esea ch highligh s key insigh s in o he eﬀec eness and challenges o implemenng
Task-Based Language Teaching (TBLT) in seconda y school English educaon. The quan a e and
quali a e da a consis en ly demons a ed ha TBLT os e s signiﬁcan imp o emen s in s uden s’
communica e conﬁdence, mo aon, and ask pe o mance. The mean sco e inc ease o 24.5%
be ween he p e- es and pos - es indica es ha s uden s became mo e engaged, mo e conﬁden
in speaking, and mo e capable o using English o eal communicaon. These ﬁndings conﬁ m ha
ask-based ins ucon is no only eﬀec e o de eloping linguisc compe ence bu also
ins umen al in p omong ac e lea ning habi s and collabo aon among adolescen s.
The obse ed inc ease in s uden pa cipaon and pee communicaon du ing he
expe imen al lessons aligns wi h Ellis’s (2019) asse on ha au henc asks na u ally encou age
in e acon and language use o meaning ul pu poses. Simila ly, Willis and Willis (2007)
emphasized ha he collabo a e na u e o asks allows lea ne s o de elop ﬂuency and p oblem-
sol ing skills h ough communica e exchanges, a phenomenon also eﬂec ed in he p esen
s udy’s obse aon esul s, whe e English in e acon be ween s uden s inc eased by o e 40%.
These ou comes ein o ce he heo ecal oundaon ha TBLT acili a es language acquision
h ough ask engagemen , as p oposed by Long’s (2016) In e acon Hypo hesis.
The ﬁndings also co espond wi h B y onski and McKay’s (2017) me a-analysis, which
conﬁ med he supe io ou comes o ask-based app oaches in enhancing lea ne mo aon and
linguisc accu acy. The inc eased pos - es mean sco es in “Mo aon and A ude” (+23.3%) and
“Lea ning Habi s” (+22.4%) mi o his conclusion, suggesng ha when asks a e pu pose ul and
con ex ually ele an , s uden s de elop a posi e emoonal connecon o language lea ning.
Addionally, he no able educon in lea ning challenges (–19.6%) demons a es ha s uc u ed,
meaning ul ac ies can dec ease language anxie y and he ea o making mis akes—a common
ba ie in seconda y school communicaon.
Howe e , he esul s also e eal pe sis en implemen aon challenges. Despi e o e all
p og ess, eache s epo ed diﬃcules in main aining ask au henci y wi hin me cons ain s and
in balancing communica e ﬂuency wi h g ammacal accu acy. These challenges pa allel hose
idenﬁed by Sholeh (2020), who obse ed ha limi ed ins uconal me, la ge class sizes, and
exam- ocused cu icula es ic he consis en use o TBLT. Likewise, Kazakhs ani esea che s
Kemelbeko a and Abdi eimo a (2023) no ed ha while TBLT enhances speaking skills and lea ne
au onomy, s uden s wi h weake language oundaons oen s uggle o comple e complex
communica e asks wi hou linguisc scaﬀolding. The ﬁndings o his s udy echo hose conce ns,
as se e al s uden s inially demons a ed hesi aon in g oup communicaon and equi ed
addional eache suppo in unde s anding ask ins ucons.
The in eg aon o pee collabo aon p o ed o be one o he s onges elemen s o success
in his expe imen . The obse ed 41% inc ease in s uden –s uden communicaon suppo s he
cons uc is iew ha lea ning occu s h ough social in e acon and sha ed p oblem-sol ing. This
aligns wi h Nu zhan and Bek emi o a’s (2023) emphasis on communica e and cons uc is
me hodologies, such as TBLT and CLIL, as eﬀec e means o in eg ang language lea ning wi h
cogni e de elopmen in Kazakhs ani schools.
Al oge he , he s udy’s esul s conﬁ m ha TBLT enhances communica e compe ence and
mo aon among seconda y school s uden s. Ne e heless, i s success is highly dependen on
con ex ual adap aon, eache p epa edness, and ins uonal ﬂexibili y. Add essing hese aspec s
h ough p o essional de elopmen and cu iculum edesign will be essenal o sus aining he
beneﬁ s o TBLT in mains eam educaon.
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CONCLUSION
The ﬁndings o his s udy demons a e ha Task-Based Language Teaching (TBLT) is an
eﬀec e me hod o imp o ing English lea ning ou comes among seconda y school s uden s. By
engaging lea ne s in au henc, goal-o ien ed asks, he app oach signiﬁcan ly enhanced s uden s’
communica e conﬁdence, mo aon, and collabo a e skills. Quan a e e idence om he
p e- es and pos - es compa ison showed measu able gains ac oss all domains, while quali a e
obse aons conﬁ med highe pa cipaon and educed anxie y in class oom in e acons.
Howe e , he esea ch also e ealed no able challenges ela ed o implemen aon, such as
me limi aons, la ge class sizes, and he need o bee eache p epa aon in designing and
e aluang communica e asks. These ba ie s mi o global ﬁndings and highligh he impo ance
o ins uonal suppo and p o essional aining.
Despi e hese cons ain s, TBLT p o ed o be a aluable ins uconal app oach ha
p omo es meaning ul lea ning expe iences and encou ages s uden s o use English as a eal
communica e ool a he han a pu ely academic subjec . Fo Kazakhs ani seconda y schools, he
esul s sugges ha adopng TBLT can b idge he gap be ween adional g amma -based
ins ucon and mode n communica e pedagogy.
Fu u e esea ch should explo e hyb id ask-based models ha in eg a e digi al ools and
adap e lea ning esou ces o suppo di e se lea ne s mo e eﬀec ely. Ulma ely, when
implemen ed houghully, TBLT no only s eng hens linguisc pe o mance bu also cul a es
mo aon, coope aon, and conﬁdence—skills essenal o li elong language lea ning and
in e cul u al communicaon.
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AI-Based Solu ions o Eme ging Issues in
ESL P onuncia ion T aining
Ki iye a Balaussa Ye mekbaykyzy
1s -yea s uden , Educa ional P og am 7M01701 – Fo eign language: wo o eign
languages, Scien i ic Ad iso : Ana ino a M.L., Associa e P o esso , As ana In e na ional
Uni e si y, As ana, Kazakhs an
Anno aon
Recen ad ances in A ﬁcial In elligence ha e challenged long-es ablished assumpons
abou how p onunciaon should be augh and lea ned in ESL class ooms. Ra he han eplacing
adional ins ucon, AI complemen s i by oﬀe ing adap e and da a-in o med eedback ha
add esses he limi aons o con enonal eaching me hods. This pape explo es he heo ecal
oundaons and pedagogical implicaons o implemenng AI-d i en ools such as Au omac
Speech Recognion (ASR) and Na u al Language P ocessing (NLP) o enhancing phonec
compe ence. Emphasis is placed on how hese echnologies suppo lea ne au onomy, p o ide
eal-me co ec e eedback, and acili a e indi idualized p onunciaon de elopmen . The
discussion also conside s socio-cons uc is pe spec es, unde sco ing he impo ance o
in e acon, scaﬀolding, and human–AI collabo aon in eﬀec e p onunciaon pedagogy. While AI
applicaons demons a e subs anal po enal o imp o ing accu acy and mo aon, challenges
ela ed o algo i hmic ai ness, p i acy, and eache mediaon emain cen al o hei esponsible
in eg aon.
Keywo ds: a ﬁcial in elligence, p onunciaon aining, ESL, phonec compe ence, ASR,
adap e lea ning, eedback, language echnology, mo aon, accessibili y
In oducon
In he e a o globalizaon and digi al ans o maon, English has solidiﬁed i s posion as he
mos widely used medium o in e naonal communicaon. Howe e , one o he mos pe sis en
challenges in English as a Second Language (ESL) lea ning is p onunciaon. Accu a e p onunciaon
is essenal o in elligibili y, sel -conﬁdence, and eﬀec e communicaon, ye many lea ne s
connue o s uggle wi h i due o limi aons in adional eaching app oaches, insuﬃcien
eedback, and lack o exposu e o au henc language inpu . The ise o A ﬁcial In elligence (AI)
echnologies has b ough new possibilies o add essing hese long-s anding p oblems. AI-
powe ed ools can analyze speech, de ec p onunciaon e o s, and p o ide immedia e,
pe sonalized eedback — oﬀe ing oppo unies ha adional class oom sengs canno [1]. This
pape explo es AI-based soluons o eme ging issues in ESL p onunciaon aining, discussing how
such echnologies can enhance lea ning eﬀec eness, accessibili y, and indi idualizaon.
Theo ecal Backg ound
P onunciaon o ms he acousc oundaon o in elligible communicaon and plays a
cen al ole in o e all communica e compe ence. Acco ding o Canale and Swain’s amewo k o
communica e compe ence, language mas e y in ol es g ammacal, sociolinguisc, discou se,
and s a egic dimensions [2]. Among hese, phonec and phonological accu acy di ec ly inﬂuence
a speake ’s comp ehensibili y, as e en mino de iaons in owel quali y, s ess placemen , o
in onaon can al e meaning o educe lis ene unde s anding. Consequen ly, p onunciaon
ins ucon emains an indispensable componen o ESL pedagogy, linking linguisc knowledge
wi h eal-wo ld o al in e acon.

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T adional app oaches o p onunciaon aining ha e his o ically elied on epeon,
imi aon, and audi o y modeling, guided by eache eedback [3]. While hese me hods os e
awa eness o a culaon and hy hm, hey a e oen cons ained by subjec e e aluaon, limi ed
class me, and unequal aenon among lea ne s. Mo eo e , many ins uc o s lack o mal
phonec aining, esulng in inconsis en co econ and educed lea ne conﬁdence. These
limi aons ha e led o he explo aon o echnology-enhanced p onunciaon ins ucon (TEPI),
whe e compu e -assis ed ools supplemen human ins ucon h ough s uc u ed audi o y inpu
and isualized eedback.
The eme gence o A ﬁcial In elligence (AI) in language pedagogy in oduces a
ans o ma e pa adigm. Unlike s ac p onunciaon sowa e, AI sys ems employ machine
lea ning algo i hms capable o p ocessing la ge speech da ase s o iden y phonological pae ns,
ack lea ne p og ess, and p edic indi idualized lea ning needs [4]. Th ough Au omac Speech
Recognion (ASR) and Na u al Language P ocessing (NLP), AI can analyze sub le acousc a iaons
such as oice onse me, s ess ming, pi ch con ou , and segmen al p ecision. These analyses
gene a e immedia e and speciﬁc eedback on p onunciaon accu acy, enabling lea ne s o moni o
hei own pe o mance dynamically and independen ly.
The pedagogical alue o AI-d i en p onunciaon ools also aligns wi h Vygo sky’s socio-
cons uc is heo y o lea ning, which emphasizes scaﬀolding, guided in e acon, and he Zone
o P oximal De elopmen (ZPD) [5]. In his heo ecal con ex , AI ac s as a digi al scaﬀold ha
suppo s lea ne s’ mo emen om assis ed o au onomous p onunciaon p acce. I oﬀe s
connuous eedback and ailo ed guidance ha complemen he eache ’s ole, b idging he gap
be ween indi idual expe imen aon and expe co econ. Simila ly, om he pe spec e o
Cogni e Load Theo y, AI can dis ibu e men al p ocessing demands by b eaking p onunciaon
asks in o manageable uni s, hus p e enng cogni e o e load and acili ang mo e eﬀec e
lea ning [6].
Fu he mo e, he in eg aon o AI aligns wi h he p inciples o Communica e Language
Teaching (CLT) and lea ne au onomy, whe e echnology uncons no me ely as a deli e y
mechanism bu as an in e ac e agen os e ing sel - egula ed lea ning. Lea ne s gain con ol o e
pacing, epeon, and sel -assessmen , which encou ages me acogni e awa eness o
p onunciaon p ocesses. AI, he e o e, ans o ms p onunciaon ins ucon om a eache -
cen e ed o a lea ne -cen e ed, da a-d i en p acce, enabling bo h p ecision in a culaon and
conﬁdence in communicaon.
Me hodology
This s udy adop s a quali a e, analycal, and compa a e app oach o in esga e he
po enal o AI-d i en ools in enhancing ESL p onunciaon aining. The esea ch design is based
on a sys emac li e a u e e iew combined wi h con en analysis o empi ical and heo ecal
wo ks published be ween 2018 and 2025. The pu pose o his app oach is o iden y majo
pae ns, inno aons, and challenges ha cha ac e ize he in e secon o a ﬁcial in elligence and
phonec ins ucon in second language acquision.
Academic da abases such as Scopus, ERIC, and Google Schola we e sea ched using he key
e ms AI p onunciaon aining, ESL phonecs, speech ecognion in educaon, and in elligen
CALL sys ems. Inclusion c i e ia ocused on pee - e iewed s udies ha examined (a) he
eﬀec eness o AI-based p onunciaon eedback, (b) lea ne engagemen and mo aon, and (c)
he pedagogical in eg aon o AI in o ESL p og ams. A o al o 45 sou ces me he selecon c i e ia
and we e analyzed o ecu ing hemes and me hodologies.
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In addion o he li e a u e e iew, he s udy conduc ed a compa a e analysis o se e al
leading AI p onunciaon applicaons: Elsa Speak, SpeechAce, Google’s P onunciaon Tool, and
Duolingo’s AI-based speech ecognion module. Each o hese plao ms was e alua ed acco ding
o ou pa ame e s:
1. Accu acy o eedback — how p ecisely he sys em idenﬁes phonec and p osodic e o s;
2. Pedagogical adap abili y — how eedback is cus omized acco ding o he lea ne ’s le el and
ﬁ s language inﬂuence;
3. Use engagemen — whe he he in e ace and lea ning design sus ain mo aon and sel -
di ec ed lea ning;
4. In eg aon po enal — he ease o combining he ool wi h adional class oom
ins ucon.
Th ough his me hodology, he pape seeks o syn hesize bo h he echnological and
pedagogical dimensions o AI-assis ed p onunciaon lea ning, highlighng how algo i hms
ansla e linguisc da a in o aconable eedback and how his eedback ans o ms lea ne
beha io . The emphasis on bo h empi ical e idence and concep ual amewo ks ensu es ha
ﬁndings a e g ounded in bo h educaonal heo y and echnological ealism.
Discussion
Pe sonalized Feedback and E o De econ
The in eg aon o AI in p onunciaon aining has edeﬁned how lea ne s ecei e eedback.
Unlike adional me hods whe e eache s ely on audi o y judgmen , AI sys ems employ speech
ecognion algo i hms and acousc modeling o compa e lea ne ou pu wi h na e benchma ks
[7]. This allows o a le el o diagnosc p ecision impossible in mos class oom sengs. Fo
ins ance, Elsa Speak’s deep neu al ne wo k analyzes mic o-le el a cula o y de iaons in owels
and consonan s, mapping hem on o phonec spec og ams o p o ide isualized eedback [8].
Such mulmodal inpu (audi o y + isual) helps lea ne s de elop phonological awa eness, a key
ac o in achie ing long- e m p onunciaon imp o emen .
The adap e algo i hms connuously ecalib a e based on lea ne pe o mance,
p og essi ely a geng speciﬁc p onunciaon weaknesses. This app oach aligns wi h Schmid ’s
Nocing Hypo hesis, suggesng ha lea ne s imp o e when hey can consciously pe cei e he gap
be ween hei own ou pu and he a ge o m [9]. AI eﬀec ely ope aonalizes his hypo hesis by
p o iding immedia e, pe cei able eedback loops.
Aspec T adional Me hods AI-Based Me hods
Feedback Teache -p o ided, oen
delayed
Immedia e, au oma ed, da a-d i en
Pe sonalizaon Limi ed, same asks o all
lea ne s
Adap e o lea ne ’s speciﬁc
p onunciaon e o s
P acce Oppo unies Res ic ed o class oom
me
A ailable anyme h ough mobile
o online plao ms
E o De econ Based on eache
pe cepon
Based on ASR/NLP analysis o
acousc pae ns
Lea ne Au onomy Dependen on eache
inpu
P omo es sel -di ec ed lea ning
Mo aon May decline due o lack o
p og ess isibili y
Enhanced h ough eal-me
p og ess acking
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Add essing Anxie y and Mo aon Issues
P onunciaon aining has adionally been associa ed wi h high aﬀec e ba ie s —
emba assmen , ea o judgmen , and eluc ance o speak. AI-based ools miga e hese ba ie s
by c eang a sa e, p i a e, and judgmen - ee lea ning en i onmen [10]. Lea ne s can p acce
epea edly wi hou social p essu e, leading o inc eased conﬁdence and sel -eﬃcacy.
Fu he mo e, he gamiﬁcaon and p og ess- acking ea u es in eg a ed in o mode n AI
ools enhance mo aon h ough angible goal-seng and ewa ds [11]. Acco ding o Ga dne ’s
socio-educaonal model o mo aon [12], sus ained engagemen depends on bo h in insic
in e es and posi e a udes owa d he lea ning p ocess. AI applicaons ha isualize p og ess
g aphs, s eaks, and pe o mance badges con ibu e o his sus ained mo aon by quan ying
imp o emen and os e ing a sense o accomplishmen .
Accessibili y and Inclusi i y
One o he ans o ma e impac s o AI p onunciaon ools is hei ole in democ azing
access o high-quali y phonec aining. Mobile-based applicaons make p onunciaon p acce
possible o lea ne s in geog aphically o economically disad an aged egions [13]. Cloud-based AI
sys ems can uncon e en on low-end de ices, educing inequali y in language lea ning
oppo unies.
Impo an ly, ad ances in accen -awa e AI allow o bee inclusi i y ac oss linguisc
backg ounds. Algo i hms ained on mullingual da ase s can disnguish be ween in e e ence
pae ns caused by speciﬁc ﬁ s languages (L1), such as owel educon among Russian speake s
o aspi aon issues among Japanese lea ne s [14]. This localizaon o AI models ensu es ha
co ec e eedback is linguiscally sensi e, a oiding he “one-size-ﬁ s-all” app oach o ea lie
CALL sys ems.
Da a-D i en P og ess Moni o ing
AI sys ems collec ex ensi e speech da a ha can be p ocessed in o p edic e lea ning
analycs, oﬀe ing aluable insigh s o bo h eache s and lea ne s. Th ough dashboa ds and
p og ess epo s, lea ne s can moni o accu acy a es, hy hm consis ency, and segmen al
a culaon sco es [15]. Teache s, in u n, can use agg ega ed da a o diagnose class-wide ends
o indi idual diﬃcules.
Such da a-in o med pedagogy ma ks a shi om in uion-based eaching o e idence-based
decision-making [16]. Chen e al. demons a ed ha when ins uc o s in eg a e AI-gene a ed
p onunciaon analycs in o hei lessons, s uden e enon and engagemen le els inc ease by up
o 30% [17]. In his sense, AI uncons as bo h a diagnosc and o ma e assessmen ool,
suppo ng connuous, da a-suppo ed lea ning cycles.
Challenges and E hical Conside aons
Despi e he p og ess, se e al c ical limi aons pe sis . Fi s , speech ecognion sys ems a e
sll p one o accen bias, pa cula ly owa d non-na e phonec pae ns [18]. This can lead o
inaccu a e e o de econ o cul u ally biased judgmen s o “co ec ness.” Second, o e eliance
on AI isks educing he human dimension o lea ning. P onunciaon in ol es no only a culaon
bu also exp essi e and sociocul u al aspec s — elemen s ha machines canno ully eplica e [19].
E hical conce ns also a ise ega ding da a p i acy, since AI sys ems ely on connuous oice
eco ding and cloud s o age [20]. Ins uons mus ensu e compliance wi h in e naonal s anda ds
such as he Gene al Da a P o econ Regulaon (GDPR) and implemen anspa en da a-handling
p acces.
Pedagogically, in eg ang AI equi es eache aining and cu icula es uc u ing o a oid
echnological misuse. Teache s need o ac as media o s who con ex ualize AI eedback and help
s uden s in e p e i meaning ully wi hin communica e con ex s.
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In eg aon in o Pedagogical P acce
The ulma e success o AI-based p onunciaon aining depends on how eﬀec ely i is
embedded in o class oom pedagogy. AI should complemen , no eplace, human ins ucon. A
blended app oach — whe e lea ne s use AI ools o independen p onunciaon p acce and hen
apply hese skills in communica e class oom asks — ensu es bo h ﬂuency and accu acy [21].
Reinde s and Lai [22] a gue ha eache s’ oles mus e ol e om “ ansmie s o
knowledge” o acili a o s o in elligen lea ning en i onmen s. Ins uc o s should in eg a e AI
eedback in o ac ies such as pee co econ, ole-plays, o phonec awa eness wo kshops. This
syne gy o echnological p ecision and human empa hy c ea es a holisc p onunciaon lea ning
expe ience, maximizing bo h cogni e and aﬀec e engagemen .
Conclusion
A ﬁcial in elligence has ans o med p onunciaon aining in ESL by p o iding
pe sonalized, immedia e eedback. I helps lea ne s imp o e accu acy, conﬁdence, and mo aon
h ough da a-d i en analysis. Unlike adional me hods, AI allows connuous and independen
p acce anywhe e and anyme. Howe e , echnology should complemen a he han eplace
human eaching. The mos eﬀec e app oach combines AI p ecision wi h he eache ’s guidance
and emoonal suppo .
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STRUCTURAL-FUNCTIONAL MODEL OF
TRAINING 11–13-YEAR-OLD JUDOKAS
DURING THE SPECIALIZATION PERIOD
Zha bulo a Aidana
Abai Kazakh Na ional Pedagogical Uni e si y, Alma y, Kazakhs an
Tolegenuly Nu zhan
Abai Kazakh Na ional Pedagogical Uni e si y, Alma y, Kazakhs an
Telakhyno Ye kin
Abai Kazakh Na ional Pedagogical Uni e si y, Alma y, Kazakhs an
Abs ac . This a icle examines he complex issues o aining young judokas aged 11–13,
hei mo pho unc ional cha ac e is ics, and p esen s a s uc u al- unc ional model aimed a
op imizing he aining p ocess. The model includes a se o special exe cises designed o de elop
muscle s eng h, espi a o y muscles, join mobili y, and balance s abili y. The a icle ou lines he
heo e ical ounda ions o he model, i s p ac ical applica ion, a moni o ing and e alua ion sys em,
and p ac ical ecommenda ions.
Keywo ds: judo, adolescen s, 11–13 yea s, aining, s uc u al- unc ional model,
pedagogical moni o ing, special exe cises.
In oduc ion
Judo is a globally ecognized comba spo , and since mo e han 80,000 people p ac ice i in
Kazakhs an, imp o ing he me hodological and scien i ic ounda ions o aining young a hle es is
highly ele an . Special a en ion is gi en o he specializa ion s age o a hle es aged 11–13, as
du ing his pe iod ac i e mo pho unc ional changes occu : muscle mass inc eases, mo o skills
imp o e, and an impo an de elopmen al su ge in spo s mas e y is obse ed.
The aim o he a icle is o heo e ically and expe imen ally subs an ia e he s uc u al-
unc ional model o aining young judokas du ing he specializa ion pe iod based on he
applica ion o a se o special exe cises.
Judo aining equi es high physical and psychophysiological demands om young a hle es.
Child en aged 11–13 expe ience wa e-like de elopmen o hei skele al and muscula sys ems,
changes in espi a o y ese es, and in ensi e de elopmen o coo dina ion abili ies. Some
exis ing p og ams do no ully conside age-speci ic cha ac e is ics, which may cause heal h isks
and educe aining e iciency. The e o e, a specialized exe cise se and a sys ema ic pedagogical
moni o ing model a e necessa y o his age g oup.
A he age o 11–13, speed-s eng h and coo dina ion abili ies g ow signi ican ly. De eloping
he espi a o y sys em is one o he key ac o s ha enhance endu ance and eco e y e iciency.
The h ee le els o pedagogical moni o ing (pe iodic, cu en , ope a ional) help egula e he
aining p ocess and op imize aining loads.
S uc u al-Func ional Model
Model Componen s:
1. Me hodological componen – p inciples and guidelines o annual, meso-, and mic o-
cycles.
2. Con en componen – a special exe cise complex (s eng h, b ea hing, mobili y,
coo dina ion).
3. Pedagogical moni o ing componen – es s, heal h indica o s, and eco e y p ocedu es.

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4. Main p inciples o he model: indi idualiza ion, sys ema ic p og ession, load
mode a ion, sa e y, and consis en pedagogical moni o ing.
Special Exe cise Complex
• S eng h exe cises: body-weigh exe cises (pull-ups, s a ic pla o m holds)
• B ea hing exe cises: diaph agma ic b ea hing, in e al hype en ila ion (wi hin medical
sa e y no ms)
• Mobili y: dynamic and s a ic s e ching, join mobili y exe cises
• Coo dina ion & balance: balance boa d aining, eac ion d ills, hand-eye coo dina ion
• Special judo d ills: high-in ensi y bu sho -in e al pulse-zone exe cises in eg a ing
echnique and ac ics
Below a e eady- o-use ables o inclusion in he esea ch a icle and o daily coaching
p ac ice.
Table 1. Annual T aining Cycle – Main Componen s
Pe iod Objec i e Main Con en Du a ion
(weeks)
P epa a o y
(ini ial)
Gene al physical i ness,
inc eased espi a o y
ese e
Running, gene al s eng h,
b ea hing exe cises,
coo dina ion
8–10
Main
p epa a ion
Speci ic s eng h, echnical-
ac ical aining
Special exe cise complex,
ando i, spa ing
20–24
P e-
compe i ion
High-in ensi y load,
compe i ion ac ics
In e al s eng h-speed wo k,
ac ical skills
8–10
Reco e y Reduced load, egene a ion Ligh aining, physio he apy,
games
4–6
Table 2. Weekly Mic ocycle Example (Ages 11–13)
Day Sec ion Main Tasks Load Le el
Monday Gene al physical aining Ca dio 20–25 min, s eng h 30 min Mode a e
Tuesday Technique &
coo dina ion
Technical d ills, balance exe cises Mode a e-
high
Wednesday
Special endu ance In e al unning, b ea hing
exe cises
High
Thu sday Tech- ac ical Spa ing, ac ical d ills Mode a e-
high
F iday Reco e y + mobili y Yoga- ype exe cises, s e ching Low
Sa u day In e ac i e aining Technical games, mini compe i ions
Mode a e
Sunday Res /medical con ol Check-ups, subjec i e assessmen –
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Table 3. Special Exe cise Complex (Examples)
Componen Exe cise Reps/Du a ion Pu pose
S eng h Body-weigh squa s 3×10–12 S eng hening lowe
body
Endu ance Plank (s a ic) 3×30–45 sec T unk s abiliza ion
B ea hing Diaph agma ic b ea hing 10 imes/day Imp o e lung en ila ion
Mobili y Dynamic leg s e ching 3×12 Enhancing join mobili y
Coo dina ion
Balance boa d elaxa ion d ills 4×1 min De eloping balance
Special judo Combined h ow echnique
d ills
5–8
combina ions
Mo o au oma ion
Table 4. Pedagogical Moni o ing Sys em (Tes Se )
Tool Desc ip ion F equency Ou pu Indica o s
Mo phology Heigh , weigh , body
p opo ions
Once pe
mon h
Mo phological p o ile
Physical i ness es s 30 m sp in , jump, 5×5 sec
es
E e y 2 weeks Speed & s eng h
indica o s
Respi a o y unc ion VC, FVC, FEV1/VC% Once pe
mon h
Respi a o y ese e
Psychophysiology A en ion, eac ion ime Once pe
mon h
Cogni i e indica o s
Subjec i e
ques ionnai e
Gene al s a e, a igue Weekly Load ole ance
Table 5. Sa e y and Load Res ic ions o Coaches
Ca ego y Recommended Load No es
11 yea s 6–8 hou s pe week Focus on echnique, minimal hea y loads
12 yea s 7–9 hou s pe week Sho high-in ensi y pe iods; limi ed equency
13 yea s 8–10 hou s pe week G adual load inc ease; medical moni o ing
equi ed
Me hodological Guidelines and P ac ical Applica ion
1. Each exe cise mus be adap ed o age-speci ic cha ac e is ics wi h inc emen al load
inc eases.
2. When in oducing b ea hing exe cises, medical sa e y and indi idual indica o s mus be
conside ed.
3. Pedagogical moni o ing should be conduc ed using au oma ed sys ems, wi h c ea ion
o a uni ied da abase.
B ie Desc ip ion o he Expe imen al P og am
The expe imen al pa included an adap a ion pe iod, main p epa a ion phase, and
e alua ion pe iods. The con ol g oup ollowed a s anda d p og am, while he expe imen al g oup
used he p oposed s uc u al- unc ional model. Mo pho unc ional, echnical, and psychological
indica o s we e compa ed h oughou he assessmen pe iod.
Resul s and Discussion (P ojec /Example Desc ip ion)
The model p oduced posi i e changes in he expe imen al g oup: imp o ed gene al
physical i ness, inc eased espi a o y ese es, enhanced coo dina ion skills, educed inju ies, and
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be e compe i ion dynamics. Sys ema ized pedagogical moni o ing suppo ed mo e e ec i e
decision-making o coaches.
Conclusion
1. Cu en aining p og ams do no ully accoun o he age-speci ic cha ac e is ics o 11–
13-yea -old judokas.
2. The p oposed s uc u al- unc ional model is based on a special exe cise complex and
includes consis en pedagogical moni o ing.
3. P ac ical applica ion o he model can ensu e posi i e dynamics in spo s pe o mance
and heal h indica o s.
P ac ical Recommenda ions
• In eg a e he model’s key p inciples in o You h Spo s Schools and Olympic Rese e
p og ams.
• De elop a me hodological guide o coaches and conduc aining semina s.
• Digi alize pedagogical moni o ing and c ea e a cen alized da a eposi o y.
Special Recommenda ions (Sample 90-minu e T aining Session)
1. Wa m-up — 15 minu es (dynamic s e ching, ligh unning)
2. Gene al s eng h — 20 minu es (body-weigh exe cises)
3. Special echnique — 25 minu es ( echnical d ills + combina ions)
4. Spa ing/ ac ics — 20 minu es (sho -in e al wo k)
5. Reco e y — 10 minu es (low-in ensi y mo emen s, b ea hing exe cises)
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ТАҚТАЙШАДАҒЫ БАСКЕТБОЛ ОЙЫНЫ
АТАУЫ «COURT IQ»
Есбаев Мереке Маликович
Дене шынықтыру пәні мұғалімі
Омаров Талгат Давлетжанович
Дене шынықтыру пәні мұғалімі «сарапшы»
Жаратылыстану-математика бағытындағы Назарбаев Зияткерлік мектебі,
Талдықорған қаласы, Қазақстан
АҢДАТПА: Бұл мақалада тақтайшадағы баскетбол ойыны атауы «COURT IQ» жұмыстың негізгі
ұғымы мектепте білім беру бағдарламасы шеңберінде жүргізіліп жатқан жобалық
жұмыстардың ерекшеліктері туралы, мәселені анықтау мен оның өзектілігін айқындау,
жобаны жүргізу жоспары мен зерттеу барысы туралы айтылады.
ТҮЙІН СӨЗДЕР: Жобалық жұмыс, мәселе, зерттеу, бақылау, пікір алмасу, тәжірибе жүргізу,
ереже, ойын дағдылары, жауапкершілік, құзіреттілік.
Әр мұғалім оқу жылы басталғаннан өзінің алдына қандай да бір мақсат қояды. Ол
мақсаттар әр түрлі болуы мүмкін, ол өзі өткізетін сабақты күнделікті зерттеуі, бақылауы
немесе қандай да бір жобалық жұмыспен зерттеулер жүргізу болуы мүмкін. Оқу жылы
басында мынандай жобалық жұмысты, тақырыбы “Тақтайшадағы зияткерлік баскетбол
ойыны” бастадық.
Жобалық жұмыстың мақсаты орта буын оқушылардың сыни ойлау қабылеттерін дамытатын,
спорттық және зияткерлік ойындарды ұштастыратын, оқушылардың қызығушылығын
оятатын ойынды насихаттау.
Бұдан күтілетін нәтиже, ол оқушылардың сыни ойлау және танымдық қабілеттерін
дамыту болған.
Өзектілігі:
-Оқушыларды ойын ережесімен таныстыру;
-Ойынды практикалық түрде ойнап, жетілдіру;
-Ойынға қызығушылықтарын ояту;
-Жалпы, ойынды оқушыларға насихаттау.
Мәселе қалай анықталды? Жобаның негізгі идеясы ол, оқушыларды қызықтыратындай,
олардың ойлау қабілетін дамытатын, спорттық ойынға ұқсас ойынды құрастыру талабынан
шыққан болатын.
Жобаны жүргізу аптасына 3 рет кездесу арқылы жоспарланды. Алдымен, оқушылармен
мәселені айқындап жұмыс жоспарын құрастырудан бастадық. Мәселе айқындалған соң,
әдістер мен тәсілдерді бейімдеу және практикалық қолдануға көше бастадық. Жобадағы
ойын түрін немесе қандай ойын болу керек екенін анықтай бастадық. Тақтайшадағы
баскетбол ойыны атауы «COURT IQ» айтып тұрғандай тақтайшада ойналады.
Зерттеу барысы. Барлық жастағы оқушыларды сыни тұрғыдан ойлауды, сапалы шешім
қабылдауға үйрету. Зерттеу әдісі арқылы оқушылардың іздену, ойлау-танымдық дағдыларын
қалыптастыру. Жобаны ұйымдастырып жүргізу алдын-ала жоспарлау, оны сұхбаттасып
талқылау және қайта жоспарлау, нәтижеге жету, нәтижені талдау арқылы жүзеге асты.
Жобаны жүргізу барысында оқыту ресурстарын пайдалану, салыстыру және талдау әдістерін
пайдаландық. Білім алушыларды өткен білімі мен тәжірибесін өзекті ету. Осы қабылдаған
жаңа ойынымызды ары қарай жаңғырту үшін, біз ойын атауын ойластырдық. Басында ойға

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қонымды командамен “Тез ойлан, жылдам жүр” деп қоюға ұсыныс берілген болатын.
Тақырыбымыз ұнағанмен жаңа ойын жүйесін енгізуде ағылшын тілімен ұштастырып қоюды
жөн көрдік.
Жобалық жұмысты өткізу кезеңдері біз үшін маңызды болды. Бірлесе жобаны
жоспарлау, пікірталас, тәжірибе алмасу, ойын ережесін практикалық түрде бекіту және
жобаға қатысушылардың ұсыныстарын анықтап, оны жүзеге асыра білдік деп ойлаймыз.
Бастысы ойын ережесі мен практика түрінде ойнау оқушыларға түсінікті және жеңіл болады
деп ойлаймыз.
Ойын ережесіне тоқталып кетейік.
1) Ойынды 2 адам ойнайды, әр адамға 8 ойыншы
беріледі, 5 негізгі мен 3 қосалқы ойыншы.
2) Кім бірінші жүретінін ойыншылар алаң шетіне
(лақтыру сүйегін, тас, кубик т.б) лақтырып шешеді.
Кімге көбірек сан түссе, сол бірінші жүреді.
3) Баскетбол алаңында екі адам кезектесіп бір-бір
ойыншыдан қояды. Ойыншылардың орналасуы
баскетбол ережесіне сәйкес болуы керек. Мысалы,
1.1, 1.3 суреттердегі ойыншылардың орналасуы
баскетбол ережесін бұзбайды. Ал, 1.2 суреттегі ойыншылардың орналасуы баскетбол
ережесін бұзады.
1.1 сурет 1.2 сурет 1.3 сурет
4) Шеңбер ішінде тұрған ойыншылар бірінші жүреді.
5) Ойыншылар кез-келген бағытта үш жолаққа жүреді, бірақ үш ұпайлық аймақтың ішінде
шабуыл жасаушылар тек бір жолаққа жүреді, ал қорғаныстағы жақ үш ұпайлық аймақтың
(зонаның) ішінде кез-келген бағытта үш жолаққа жүре береді.
6) Тек үш жолақ арақашықтығындағы ойыншыларды жеуге болады және ойыншылар бір-
бірін тек үш ұпайлық аймақтың (зонаның) ішінде жей алады.
7) Қарсылас ойыншыны жеп алуға мүмкіндік болса, қарсылас ойыншыны жеу міндет емес,
өзінің жүріс ыңғайына қарай шешім қабылдайды.
8) Ойын 3 кезеңнен тұрады. Егер үш кезеңнен жеңімпаз анықталмаса, қосышма кезеңдер
ойнатылады. Бірінші ойыншы алғашқы ұпай алысымен ойын тоқтатылып, ұпай алған ойыншы
жеңіске жетеді.
9) Ойын кезеңінің уақыты біткенде немесе бір командада үш ойыншы қалса ойынның бір
кезеңі бітеді.
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10) Ойын кезеңнің жеңімпазы ұпай бойынша анықталады. 11) Ойын барысында бір
ойнайтын адамда 5 ойыншыдан аз болып қалса, ол қосалқы ойыншыларды өз жағындағы үш
ұпайдық аймақтағы (зонадағы) 9 жолақтың бос болған біреуіне шығару керек. Мысалы 2.1,
2.2 суреттердегі ойыншылар тұрған жолақтарға қосалқы ойыншыларды шығаруға болады.
2.1 сурет 2.2 сурет
12) Қосалқы ойыншының шығуы жүріске саналмайды.
13) Қосалқы ойыншы бір жүрістен кейін ғана жүре алады.
14) Ойыншылардың біреуі үш ұпайлық аймаққа (зонаға) жетсе, жүріс кезегі сол ойыншыда
болса онда, ол алаң шетіне ойын сүйегін лақтырады.
15) Ойын сүйегінен түскен сан ойыншының қанша жүріс алдыға жүретінін көрсетеді.
16) Егер ол жүріс саны баскетбол торына, қажет жүріс санынан асып кетсе, онда доп алаңнан
ұшып торға дәл түспеген болып саналады. Онда қасындағы бос тор көздерге орналасады.
Қарсылас ол тасты, әғни ойыншыны жеп қоймаса, жүрісі кезінде ұпай торына салуға
тырысады.
17) Егер баскетбол торына, 3 аймақтық алаңында орналасқан, алаңнан ұшқан доп дәл
салынған болса, онда ол қалауы бойынша өз жағындағы, қосалқы ойыншылар шығарылатын
9 жолақтың бос біреуіне қойылады.
18) Егер ойын сүйегінен түскен саны баскетбол торына жетпесе, онда ойыншы ойын
сүйегінен түскен жүріс санына алдыға қарай жылжиды.
19) Өз жағында 3 ұпайлық аймақта қорғаушы, қарсылас шабуылдаушыны артқа қарай жей
алмайды.
Ұпай жүйесінің анықтамасы.
1) Ойыншы қарсылылас ойыншысын жесе, оған 1 ұпай беріледі.
2) Үш ұпайлық аймақтан (зонадан) доп салынса, 3 ұпай беріледі.
3) Үш ұпайлық зонаның ішінен доп салынса, 2 ұпай беріледі.
Ойын 3 кезеңнен тұрады. Әр кезеңге 3 минуттан беріледі. Арнайы құрылғы сағат арқылы
уақыт мөлшері мен ұпай сандары және ойын кезеңдері көрсетіліп тұрады.
Жобадан күтетін нәтижемізге жеттік. Алдымызда осы жобалық жұмысымызды
мектепішілік «Жобалар апталығы» фестивалінде қорғап, 1 орынға ие болдық. Ойынды НЗМ
мектеп желісі ішінде және аудан, қала мектептеріне насихаттау жоспарымызда бар.
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Cu en Issues in Educa ional Da a Analysis
Th ough A i icial In elligence
K. Nigme o
L.N. Gumilyo Eu asian Na ional Uni e si y, As ana, Kazakhs an, Doc o al s uden
Abs ac : he in eg aon o a ﬁcial in elligence (AI) o ad ance educaonal p ocesses is
he ocus o his a cle's e iew o he p esen and u u e o educaonal da a analysis. This a cle
cla iﬁes how hese app oaches migh maximize lea ning esul s by examining me hodologies and
echnology including ecommendaon sys ems, o ecasng s a egies, da a analysis models, and
isualizaon ools. The essay discusses echniques like ex analysis, neu al ne wo ks, clus e ing,
and classiﬁcaon and explains how hey migh inc ease he eﬀec eness o ins uconal
p ocedu es. The ad an ages o using educaonal da a o o ecas s uden p og ess and modi y
eaching s a egies a e discussed. A ho ough analysis o cu en esou ces and ools is p o ided,
emphasizing hei beneﬁ s, d awbacks, and he diﬃcules aced by ins uons and esea che s.
The s udy examines p ospec e ad ancemen s in educaonal da a analysis and u u e esea ch
a eas, emphasizing he alue o ulizing con empo a y echnology, especially AI. The a cle
concludes ha houghul applicaon o AI-d i en da a analysis can g ea ly boos eaching
me hodologies.
Keywo ds: da a analysis, educaonal da a mining, lea ning analycs, a ﬁcial in elligence,
clus e ing, classiﬁcaon, neu al ne wo ks.
In oducon
Educaon is one o he indus ies ha ha e seen signiﬁcan change wi h he in oducon
o AI. P esiden Kassym-Joma Tokaye o he Republic o Kazakhs an highligh ed he impo ance
o AI in con empo a y socie y and ou lined goals o i s ad ancemen in his speech a he
in e naonal e en Digi al B idge 2023. He emphasized he need o a e ision o digi al li e acy
cou ses in highe educaon, emphasizing ha u u e expe s mus ha e a solid unde s anding o
a ﬁcial in elligence and ela ed subjec s [1]. In o de o ma ch educaon wi h he changing needs
o he digi al age, educaonal p og ams mus place a g ea e emphasis on a ﬁcial in elligence.
La ge da abases o educaonal da a ha e been c ea ed as a esul o he ex ensi e use o
he in e ne , g ow h o elec onic ma e ials, and a a ie y o ins uconal ins umen s. Lea ning
managemen sys ems (LMS), which include as amoun s o use ul da a, a e being adop ed mo e
and mo e. New echniques o au oma ed educaonal da a analysis a e equi ed since he
expansion o such da a poses obs acles o manual analysis. This in o maon is essenal o a
ho ough s udy o he lea ning p ocess. The e is a p essing need o u n his da a in o ideas ha
may help s uden s, eache s, and adminis a o s as ins uons s uggle wi h o ganizing and
analyzing la ge amoun s o da a [2].
Da a analysis becomes a c ucial ins umen o well-in o med decision-making in
educaonal ins uons. Wi h AI playing a majo pa , ends in he collecon, analysis, and use o
educaonal da a a e becoming noceable. By acili ang mo e indi idualized and eﬀec e lea ning
expe iences, AI-d i en educaonal da a analysis can ans o m educaonal p ocesses. Howe e ,
because o diﬃcules wi h da a p ocessing, analysis, and AI in eg aon, many ins uons ha e no
ye ully ulized he po enal o educaonal da a.
This pape seeks o examine he p esen si uaon and po enal u u e di econs o
educaonal da a analysis. The esea ch looks a echnologies and me hodologies used in his
sec o , such as o ecasng me hods, da a analysis models, isualizaon ools, and
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ecommendaon sys ems, o show how hese app oaches migh imp o e ins uconal
p ocedu es. The s udy also examines cu en ools and esou ces, alks abou he ad an ages o
using educaonal da a o o ecas s uden achie emen and modi y eaching s a egies, and
explo es he diﬃcules aced by esea che s and ins uons. The pape concludes by ou lining he
signiﬁcance o inco po ang con empo a y echnologies – pa cula ly AI – in o he analysis o
educaonal da a and po enal a enues o u he esea ch.
Me hodology
This s udy used a mixed-me hods esea ch design, in eg ang quan a e and quali a e
app oaches, o examine educaonal da a analysis and AI inco po aon. By combining he
con ex ual ichness o quali a e da a wi h he s ascal b ead h o quan a e esea ch, he
mixed-me hods app oach enhances he alidi y and dep h o ﬁndings [3].
The quan a e componen in ol ed a bibliome ic analysis o pee - e iewed pape s
published be ween 2019 and 2024 in global da abases such as Web o Science, Scopus, and Google
Schola . These da abases we e selec ed o hei accessibili y, igo ous s anda ds, and ex ensi e
indexing [4, 5]. The keywo ds "Educaonal Da a Mining" and "Lea ning Analycs" guided he
sea ch o assess annual academic ou pu and esea ch ends. Mic oso Excel was used o p ocess
and analyze he ex ac ed da a [6].
The quali a e componen included a de ailed e iew o pee - e iewed a cles,
con e ence p oceedings, and publicaons om leading ins uons in lea ning analycs and
educaonal da a analysis. The Naonal Academic Lib a y o he Republic o Kazakhs an
(hp://nab k.kz/) was also consul ed o examine domesc disse aons on da a analysis and AI in
educaon [7]. This componen aimed o inco po a e global pe spec es and in esga e cu en
app oaches, esou ces, and challenges in he ﬁeld.
Addionally, he s udy conduc ed a global e iew o cu en echniques and ools used in
educaonal da a analysis, examining case s udies, sowa e, and online esou ces. By combining
quan a e bibliome ic da a wi h quali a e con en analysis, he esea ch p o ides a
comp ehensi e o e iew o ends, me hods, and u u e di econs in educaonal da a analysis,
highlighng AI’s ole in enhancing educaonal p ocesses.
Li e a u e Re iew
Lea ning Analycs (LA) and Educaonal Da a Mining (EDM) a e closely linked ﬁelds ha
ha e eme ged due o he apid g ow h o educaonal da a. Bo h aim o imp o e lea ning ou comes
by de i ing insigh s om educaonal da a, bu hey diﬀe in app oach and ocus.
EDM p o ides echniques o analyze da a om educaonal sengs using s ascal
me hods, machine lea ning algo i hms, and da a mining app oaches [8–9]. I add esses echnical
challenges o e aluang complex, la ge-scale da a and de elops ools o unco e hidden pae ns.
LA, in con as , in ol es measu ing, collecng, analyzing, and epo ng s uden da a o
unde s and and imp o e lea ning [10]. I emphasizes da a-d i en decision-making and is lea ne -
cen e ed, aiming o di ec ly beneﬁ s uden s [11].
Despi e diﬀe ences, EDM and LA complemen each o he in enhancing ins uconal
s a egies [12–13]. EDM ocuses on me hodology and echnical inno aon, while LA p io izes
p accal applicaon and eal-me educaonal managemen . Subﬁelds such as compu e
educaon, machine lea ning in educaon, and educaonal s ascs eﬂec his con e gence [12].
The widesp ead use o Lea ning Managemen Sys ems (LMS) and online plao ms like
MOOCs has accele a ed educaonal da a analysis [14]. Landma k e en s, such as he ﬁ s
In e naonal Con e ence on Educaonal Da a Mining (2008) and he Con e ence on Lea ning
Analycs and Knowledge (2011), o malized hese a eas [12]. Public eposi o ies like Da aShop and
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mo aon. The a cle also p esen s me hodological ecommendaons and p accal s a egies
ha eache s can apply o c ea e echnology- ich, communica e, and engaging language lea ning
en i onmen s.
Pu pose, No el y, Pedagogical Concep , and P accal Me hods wi h Examples (English)
Pu pose o he S udy
The main pu pose o his a cle is o analyze and jus y he eﬀec eness o mode n
echnologies in imp o ing he p ocess o mas e ing o eign language communicaon a he Basic
S age o seconda y school. The s udy aims o iden y echnological ools ha enhance s uden s’
communica e compe ence, inc ease mo aon, suppo lea ne au onomy, and c ea e eal o
simula ed en i onmen s o meaning ul language in e acon. I also seeks o p o ide p accal
ecommendaons o in eg ang hese echnologies in o e e yday class oom p acce o ensu e
he holisc de elopmen o lis ening, speaking, eading, and w ing skills.
No el y o he Wo k
The no el y o he s udy lies in i s comp ehensi e app oach o combining in e ac e,
digi al, mobile, and mulmedia echnologies wi hin a communicaon-cen e ed pedagogical
amewo k. Unlike adional me hods ha p ima ily emphasize g amma and ocabula y, his
wo k highligh s he ole o echnologies in c eang au henc communica e si uaons, enabling
in e naonal collabo aon, and suppo ng diﬀe ena ed ins ucon based on s uden s’ indi idual
needs. Addionally, he a cle p esen s speciﬁc digi al ools and s ep-by-s ep ins uconal
examples ha can be di ec ly applied by eache s in eal lessons, making he s udy bo h inno a e
and p accal.
Pedagogical Idea and Concep ual App oach
The pedagogical concep unde lying his a cle is based on he p inciples o communica e
language eaching (CLT) suppo ed by echnological mediaon.
The co e ideas include:
 lea ning occu s h ough meaning ul in e acon, no o e memo izaon;
 echnology ac s as a b idge connecng s uden s o au henc language use;
 he eache shis om being a “knowledge ansmie ” o a acili a o and
designe o lea ning en i onmen s;
 s uden s de elop linguisc, cul u al, and digi al compe ences
simul aneously;
 mulmedia and in e ac e plao ms enhance senso y lea ning channels
and imp o e language e enon.
This app oach posions echnology no as an add-on ool bu as an in eg al pa o
de eloping communica e compe ence.
P accal Me hods Used in Lessons
In class oom p acce, se e al echnology-enhanced me hods a e applied o suppo
o eign language communicaon:
a) In e ac e Vocabula y and G amma Tasks
Plao ms such as Quizle , Lea ningApps, and Wo dwall a e used o ein o ce ocabula y
and g amma h ough ma ching asks, ﬂashca ds, and games.
These ac ies p omo e ac e ecall and immedia e eedback.
b) Communica e Speaking Ac ies
Speech- eco ding apps (e.g., Flip, Voca oo) help s uden s p acce speaking, lis en o
hemsel es, and sha e eco dings wi h pee s o eedback.
This me hod inc eases conﬁdence and de elops p ope p onunciaon.

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c) Vi ual Exchange and Real-Time Communicaon
Using Zoom, Google Mee , o eTwinning, s uden s pa cipa e in ideo con e saons o
join p ojec s wi h lea ne s om o he coun ies.
This me hod de elops in e cul u al communicaon and eal-li e language use.
d) Mulmedia-Based Lis ening and Discussion
Sho ideos om BBC Lea ning English, TED-Ed, o YouTube Kids a e used as au henc
inpu sou ces.
S uden s wa ch he ideo, comple e comp ehension quizzes, and engage in discussions ae wa ds.
e) Collabo a e Digi al P ojec s
Tools such as Padle , Jamboa d, and Google Docs allow s uden s o wo k oge he o c ea e
pos e s, dialogues, o p esen aons.
This os e s eamwo k and negoaon o meaning.
Speciﬁc Examples wi h S ep-by-S ep Ins ucons
Example 1: “Desc ibe he Scene” – AR Vocabula y Ac i y
Tool: AR Flashca ds S eps:
1. Teache p o ides s uden s wi h AR objec s (animals, ooms, ood i ems).
2. S uden s scan he ca ds wi h a mobile de ice.
3. A 3D objec appea s on he sc een.
4. S uden s desc ibe he objec using a ge ocabula y (“The ge is big…”,
“The chai is nex o he able…”).
5. S uden s eco d a sho ideo desc ibing he scene.
Ou come: Imp o ed ocabula y e enon and conﬁden speaking.
Example 2: “In e naonal Pen Pal Talk” – Video Exchange
Tool: Zoom o eTwinning S eps:
1. Teache connec s wi h a o eign pa ne school.
2. S uden s p epa e simple quesons (name, hobbies, school li e).
3. S uden s join a sho li e ideo session.
4. Each s uden in e iews a pa ne .
5. S uden s w i e a summa y o wha hey lea ned.
Ou come: Au henc communicaon and cul u al awa eness.
Example 3: “Digi al S o y elling” – C eang a Sho Video
Tool: Flip o Can a Video S eps:
1. S uden s choose a opic (“My Day”, “My Fa o i e Place”).
2. They combine images, ex , and hei own oice.
3. S uden s sha e hei s o ies wi h he class.
4. Pee s gi e eedback using simple c i e ia.
Ou come: De elopmen o speaking, w ing, c ea i y, and digi al li e acy.
MAIN BODY
The in eg aon o mode n echnologies in o o eign language eaching a he Basic S age
o seconda y school has eshaped adional pedagogical app oaches and opened new pa hways
o de eloping communica e compe ence. This secon examines key echnological ools, hei
pedagogical alue, and he ways in which hey enhance s uden s’ abili y o communica e in a
o eign language.
Digi al and In e ac e Lea ning Plao ms
Digi al lea ning en i onmen s such as Lea ningApps, Quizle , Duolingo, Kahoo , and o he
educaonal plao ms oﬀe ex ensi e oppo unies o ocabula y building, g amma p acce, and
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communicaon-o ien ed asks. These plao ms p o ide in e ac e exe cises ha allow lea ne s
o engage wi h con en a hei own pace, ecei e immedia e eedback, and e isi challenging
opics. The gamiﬁcaon elemen s—poin s, le els, badges, and leade boa ds—mo a e s uden s
and sus ain hei in e es in o eign language lea ning. Impo an ly, s uden s can p acce all ou
language skills—lis ening, speaking, eading, and w ing— h ough pe sonalized pa hways ha
adap o hei p oﬁciency le el.
Mo eo e , lea ning managemen sys ems (LMS) like Google Class oom and Moodle suppo
eache –s uden communicaon, assignmen dis ibuon, collabo a e p ojec s, and pee
eedback. These sys ems c ea e a s uc u ed digi al en i onmen whe e communica e asks can
be o ganized eﬃcien ly, helping s uden s de elop au onomy and esponsibili y in hei lea ning.
Mulmedia Tools o Enhancing Inpu and Ou pu Skills
Mulmedia esou ces, including ideos, audio eco dings, animaons, and in e ac e
s o ies, p o ide au henc linguisc inpu ha suppo s na u al language acquision. Plao ms
such as YouTube, B ish Council Teens, and TED-Ed oﬀe cul u ally ich and linguiscally di e se
con en ha exposes lea ne s o eal-li e accen s, ph ases, and communicaon s yles. Wa ching
sho educaonal ideos o lis ening o podcas s enhances lis ening comp ehension, expands
ocabula y, and enables s uden s o obse e na u al speech pae ns.
A he same me, mulmedia ools suppo ou pu skills. S uden s can eco d hei own
ideos, podcas s, o digi al s o ies o p acce speaking and p onunciaon. Applicaons like Flip,
VoiceTh ead, and Voca oo allow s uden s o c ea e o al p esen aons, pa cipa e in online
discussions, and exchange eedback wi h pee s. These ac ies p omo e communica e ﬂuency,
conﬁdence, and c ea i y.
Vi ual Communicaon and Collabo a e Technologies
One o he mos powe ul impac s o echnology lies in i s abili y o simula e o c ea e a
eal communica e en i onmen . Video con e encing ools such as Zoom, Mic oso Teams, and
Google Mee suppo synch onous communicaon wi h na e speake s o pa ne schools ab oad.
Vi ual exchange p og ams, eTwinning p ojec s, and in e naonal collabo a e ac ies gi e
s uden s a meaning ul eason o use he o eign language, he eby inc easing mo aon and
communica e eadiness.
Online collabo aon ools such as Padle , Jamboa d, and Google Docs allow s uden s o
wo k oge he on w ing asks, dialogues, pos e s, and p esen aons. These ools encou age pee
in e acon, negoaon o meaning, and collabo a e p oblem sol ing—co e componen s o
communica e compe ence.
Mobile-Assis ed Language Lea ning (MALL)
Mobile applicaons a e pa cula ly eﬀec e o younge lea ne s who p e e ﬂexible,
in e ac e, and isually appealing asks. Apps ha suppo speech ecognion help s uden s
p acce p onunciaon, ecei e ins an co ec e eedback, and ack hei imp o emen .
Augmen ed eali y (AR) applicaons in oduce imme si e expe iences whe e s uden s in e ac
wi h 3D objec s, cha ac e s, o scenes in he a ge language. Fo example, AR ﬂashca ds o AR
s o ybooks make ocabula y lea ning mo e engaging and con ex - ich.
Fo ma e Assessmen and Adap e Technologies
Technologies ha suppo ongoing assessmen help eache s moni o s uden s’ p og ess
in eal me. Digi al quizzes, au oma ed es gene a o s, and speech analysis ools allow eache s
o e alua e p onunciaon, ﬂuency, and g ammacal accu acy objec ely. Adap e sys ems adjus
he diﬃcul y o asks depending on lea ne s’ pe o mance, ensu ing opmal challenge le els ha
suppo consis en p og ess.
Pedagogical Implicaons and Teache Readiness
Eﬀec e in eg aon o echnology equi es pedagogical li e acy and digi al compe ence
om eache s. They mus selec ools pu pose ully, align hem wi h communica e objec es, and
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main ain a balance be ween adional in e acon and digi al enhancemen . Technology should
no eplace communicaon bu en ich and expand i .
CONCLUSION
The in eg aon o mode n echnologies in o he p ocess o mas e ing o eign language
communicaon a he Basic S age o seconda y school ep esen s a signiﬁcan pedagogical shi
ha aligns educaon wi h he demands o con empo a y socie y. The ﬁndings p esen ed in his
a cle demons a e ha echnologies no only enhance linguisc compe ence bu also ans o m
he na u e o language lea ning by making i mo e in e ac e, engaging, and lea ne -cen e ed.
Th ough digi al ools, s uden s gain access o au henc linguisc inpu , eal communicaon
scena ios, and oppo unies o p acce language skills in meaning ul and mo ang ways.
One o he mos impo an impac s o echnology is i s abili y o c ea e a simula ed o
au henc communica e en i onmen whe e s uden s can in e ac in eal me. Video
con e encing ools, i ual exchange plao ms, and online collabo a e spaces p o ide lea ne s
wi h oppo unies o speak wi h pee s om o he coun ies, pa cipa e in g oup discussions, and
de elop in e cul u al communicaon skills. This exposu e is c ucial, especially in sengs whe e
na u al language imme sion is limi ed. Technology b idges his gap by b inging he global linguisc
landscape di ec ly in o he class oom.
Mo eo e , mulmedia esou ces such as ideos, audio podcas s, animaons, and
in e ac e s o ies en ich he lea ning en i onmen and appeal o di e se lea ning s yles. Lis ening
and speaking ac ies become mo e dynamic and ealisc, enabling s uden s o de elop
p onunciaon, in onaon, and ﬂuency. The use o speech- ecognion ea u es in mobile
applicaons suppo s independen p acce, allowing lea ne s o sel -assess and adjus hei
p onunciaon wi hou ea o making mis akes in on o pee s. This os e s bo h au onomy and
conﬁdence.
Digi al plao ms and mobile-assis ed lea ning also suppo diﬀe ena ed and pe sonalized
ins ucon. Adap e lea ning sys ems adjus he diﬃcul y le el o asks based on s uden s’
p og ess, ensu ing opmal lea ning condions o each indi idual. Meanwhile, gamiﬁed elemen s,
such as poin s, badges, and leade boa ds, inc ease mo aon and help sus ain s uden
engagemen . These ea u es a e pa cula ly eﬀec e o younge lea ne s who espond posi ely
o isual, in e ac e, and game-like expe iences.
Ano he key beneﬁ o echnology is i s ole in enhancing o ma e assessmen . Digi al
quizzes, au oma ed eedback mechanisms, and pe o mance acking ools allow eache s o
moni o s uden p og ess in eal me and make mely ins uconal adjus men s. Teache s can
easily iden y a eas whe e s uden s s uggle and p o ide a ge ed suppo . This da a-d i en
app oach con ibu es o mo e eﬀec e lesson planning and imp o ed lea ning ou comes.
Howe e , echnological in eg aon also equi es a shi in he eache ’s ole. Teache s mus
ac no only as subjec expe s bu also as acili a o s, men o s, and designe s o echnology-
enhanced lea ning en i onmen s. The success ul implemen aon o echnology depends on he
eache ’s digi al compe ence, me hodological knowledge, and abili y o selec ools ha align wi h
pedagogical objec es. P o essional de elopmen is he e o e essenal o empowe ing eache s
o use echnologies eﬀec ely and conﬁden ly.
Despi e he nume ous ad an ages, i is impo an o ecognize ha echnology should no
eplace adional eaching me hods bu a he complemen hem. The ulma e goal is o c ea e
a balanced, s uden -cen e ed lea ning en i onmen whe e echnology is used pu pose ully o
suppo communicaon, collabo aon, and c ea i y. When in eg a ed meaning ully, digi al ools
help s uden s de elop no only linguisc compe ence bu also c ical hinking, p oblem-sol ing,
and digi al li e acy—skills ha a e indispensable in he mode n wo ld.
In conclusion, echnologies play a ans o ma e ole in enhancing he p ocess o
mas e ing o eign language communicaon a he Basic S age o seconda y school. They en ich
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ins uconal me hods, pe sonalize lea ning, expand access o au henc communicaon, and
mo a e s uden s o ac ely pa cipa e in language lea ning. By houghully in eg ang digi al
ools in o communica e eaching p acces, educa o s can signiﬁcan ly imp o e language lea ning
ou comes and p epa e s uden s o global cizenship. The connued de elopmen o educaonal
echnologies and eache digi al compe ence will u he s eng hen he eﬀec eness o o eign
language educaon, making i mo e ele an , engaging, and u u e-o ien ed.
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Inclusi e Pedagogy: S a egies o Teaching
S uden s wi h Lea ning Di e ences
Мырзабекова Эльдана
Қазақ халықаралық қатынастар және әлем тілдері университеті (ҚазХҚ және ӘТУ),
Алматы қ., Қазақстан, Екі шетел тілі факультеті, 4-курс студенттері
Жүсіпбек Жібек
Қазақ халықаралық қатынастар және әлем тілдері университеті (ҚазХҚ және ӘТУ),
Алматы қ., Қазақстан, Екі шетел тілі факультеті, 4-курс студенттері
Мырзаханова Динара
Магистр, аға оқытушы, Қазақ халықаралық қатынастар және әлем тілдері
университеті (ҚазХҚ және ӘТУ), Алматы қ., Қазақстан; Шетел тілі білім беру
әдістемесі кафедрасы
Аннотация
Бұл мақала заманауи сыныптарда оқуда қиындықтары бар оқушыларды оқытуда инклюзивті
педагогиканың маңызды стратегия екенін қарастырады. Зерттеу барлық оқушылар үшін
теңдік, қатысу және тиесілік сезімінің маңыздылығын атап өтеді, себебі дислексия, ЗЖГС
(СДВГ), аутизм спектрі бұзылыстары және сезім мүшелерінің бұзылыстары сияқты жағдайлар
оқуда елеулі қиындықтар тудыруы мүмкін. Инклюзивті білім берудің тарихи дамуына және
қарапайым интеграциядан қағидатты инклюзияға көшуіне шолу жасалғаннан кейін, мақала
негізгі педагогикалық идеялар мен мұғалімдердің көзқарастары мен сенімдерінің рөліне
тоқталады. Бұдан әрі ол оқу айырмашылықтарының әлеуметтік және когнитивтік дамуда
қалай көрінетінін талдап, ерте анықтау мен арнайы қолдаудың маңызын көрсетеді.
Мақаланың негізгі бөлігінде саралап оқыту және Оқытудың әмбебап дизайны (UDL) басты
оқыту әдістері ретінде ұсынылады. Бұл стратегиялар мазмұнды, процесті және нәтижені
бейімдеу арқылы, сондай-ақ ұсынылу, қатысу және білдірудің көптеген тәсілдерін қолдану
арқылы инклюзивті оқытуды қалай қолдауға болатынын көрсетеді. Қорытындыда теориялық
және эмпирикалық деректерге сүйене отырып, инклюзивті педагогиканы жүйелі түрде енгізу
барлық оқушыларға пайда әкелетінін, білім беру теңсіздіктерін азайтатынын және оқу
қауымдастықтарында мағыналы қатысуды арттыратынын дәлелдейді.
Авторы: Мырзабекова Эльдана, Жусипбек Жибек
Казахский университет международных отношений и мировых языков имени Абылай хана
(КазУМОиМЯ), г. Алматы, Казахстан
Факультет: Факультет двух иностранных языков, студенты 4 курса
Соавтор: Мырзаханова Динара - Магистр, старший преподаватель
Казахский университет международных отношений и мировых языков имени Абылай хана
(КазУМОиМЯ), г. Алматы, Казахстан; Кафедра методики преподавания иностранных языков
Аннотация
Эта статья рассматривает инклюзивную педагогику как ключевую стратегию обучения
учащихся с нарушениями обучения в современных классах. В исследовании подчеркивается
важность равенства, участия и принадлежности для всех обучающихся, поскольку такие
состояния, как дислексия, СДВГ, расстройства аутистического спектра и сенсорные
нарушения, могут создавать серьёзные трудности в обучении. После обзора исторического
развития инклюзивного образования и перехода от простой интеграции к принципиальной

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инклюзии статья рассматривает основные педагогические идеи, а также роль установок и
убеждений учителей. Далее анализируется, как различия в обучении проявляются в
социальном и когнитивном развитии, подчеркивая важность раннего выявления и
специализированной поддержки. В основной части представлены два ключевых метода
обучения - дифференцированное обучение и Универсальный дизайн обучения (UDL). Эти
стратегии показывают, как можно способствовать инклюзивному обучению, используя
различные способы представления, вовлечения и выражения, а также адаптируя
содержание, процесс и результат. В заключение утверждается - на основании теоретических
и эмпирических данных - что системная интеграция инклюзивной педагогики приносит
пользу всем учащимся, снижает образовательное неравенство и способствует значимому
участию в учебных сообществах.
Wo d lis :
Inclusi e pedagogy – Teaching app oach ha accommoda es all lea ne s’ di e ences wi hou
disc imina ion.
Lea ning disabili ies – Condi ions ha a ec lea ning, such as dyslexia, dysg aphia, ADHD, o
non e bal lea ning disabili ies.
Dyslexia – Di icul y wi h eading, decoding, and phonological p ocessing.
Dysg aphia – Di icul y wi h w i ing, spelling, and o ganizing w i en exp ession.
ADHD – Challenges wi h a en ion, ocus, and sel - egula ion.
Au ism spec um diso de (ASD) – Neu ode elopmen al condi ion a ec ing social communica ion,
beha io , and senso y p ocessing.
Non e bal lea ning disabili ies – Di icul ies wi h isual-spa ial asks, social cues, and p oblem-
sol ing.
Di e en ia ed ins uc ion – Adap ing eaching me hods and con en o mee indi idual lea ne s’
needs.
Uni e sal Design o Lea ning (UDL) – F amewo k o e ing mul iple ways o p esen con en ,
engage s uden s, and assess lea ning.
Collabo a i e lea ning / pee u o ing – Lea ning h ough in e ac ion and coope a ion wi h pee s.
Assis i e echnology – Tools (e.g ex - o-speech, isual aids) ha suppo lea ning and
independence.
Fo ma i e assessmen – Con inuous e alua ion o moni o p og ess and guide eaching.
“The child is bo h a hope and a p omise o mankind.”
– Ma ia Mon esso i
Inclusi e pedagogy is an app oach o eaching di e se lea ne g oups ha seeks o
accommoda e indi idual di e ences be ween lea ne s wi hou ea ing hem di e en ly o o he s.
Teache s and o he p o essionals in he class oom a e encou aged o see s uden challenges as
p o essional challenges o p ac ice a he han as s uden issues. By wo king collabo a i ely, hey
can de elop ways o esponding o indi idual di e ences ha p omo e a good expe ience o
lea ning and good ou comes o e e yone.
Inclusi e educa ion means all child en in he same class ooms, in he same schools. I
means genuine educa ional chances o his o ically ma ginalized g oups, including mino i y
language speake s and child en wi h disabili ies. Inclusi e sys ems allow a ied g oups o de elop
alongside one ano he o e e yone's bene i and ecognize he dis inc i e con ibu ions ha
s uden s om all backg ounds b ing o he class oom.
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Commonly ecognized speci ic lea ning disabili ies include:
 Reading disabili y (dyslexia) is he mos common lea ning disabili y, ep esen ing a leas 80% o
all lea ning disabili ies, and esul s om de ici s in phonologic p ocessing. Skills necessa y o
app op ia e phonologic p ocessing in ol e eading decoding, phonics, p oducing sounds, and
p ope audi o y capabili ies. In he ea ly yea s, eading decoding issues a e equen ly he i s
s ep in he p og ession, ollowed by dys luen eading and eading comp ehension issues. These
child en may e en ually a oid eading al oge he .
 Dysg aphia is cha ac e ized by dis o ed w i ing despi e ho ough ins uc ion and mo o abili y.
Child en wi h dysg aphia p oduce inconsis en and illegible handw i ing while a ely s aying wi hin
he ma gins. These kids may also exhibi poo ine mo o coo dina ion, di icul ies wi h language,
syn ax, spelling (encoding), o w i ing down hei hough s.
 Non e bal lea ning disabili y ( igh hemisphe e de elopmen al lea ning disabili y), as he name
sugges s, comp ises hind ances wi h non e bal ac i i ies, such as p oblem-sol ing, isual-spa ial
asks, eading body language, and ecognizing social cues. O en, hese diso de s do no mani es
un il he hi d g ade, as pa ien s ha e di icul y wi h highe -o de eading comp ehension. The e
is subs an ial clinical o e lap wi h au ism spec um diso de (eg, poo social communica ion and
p agma ics)
These di icul ies in luence cogni i e and social de elopmen , making ea ly iden i ica ion
and a ge ed suppo essen ial.
The pu pose o his a icle a e o desc ibe he undamen al ideas o inclusi e pedagogy,
examine he equi emen s o s uden s wi h lea ning disabili ies, and o e esea ch-p o en
eaching echniques ha suppo inclusi e class ooms.
Because he a icle is concep ual a he han empi ical, “s udy si e” e e s o gene al
school se ings - whe e inclusi e educa ion is implemen ed, including:
- P ima y and seconda y mains eam class ooms
- Schools implemen ing inclusi e educa ion policies (UNICEF, 2021)
- Con ex s whe e s uden s wi h dyslexia, ADHD, au ism, senso y impai men s, o non e bal lea ning
disabili ies lea n alongside hei pee s
- Wo ldwide Signi icance - because lea ning a ia ions a e ubiqui ous, eache s e e ywhe e deal
wi h mixed-abili y class ooms, and con empo a y educa ional ins i u ions s i e o equal
ou comes, inclusi e pedagogy is applicable ac oss cul u al and na ional ba ie s.
In o de o de e mine success ul inclusi e eaching echniques, his s udy employs a
concep ual e iew and syn hesis o p e ious esea ch, e e encing schola ly wo ks, educa ional
amewo ks, and case s udies. The s eps in he me hodology consis o :
1.Examining he heo e ical unde pinnings
 Flo ian's inclusi e pedagogy heo y
 Uni e sal Design o Lea ning (CAST)
2. Examina ion o lea ning dispa i ies
 Cogni i e, beha io al, and social ai s de i ed om educa ional and clinical s udies.
3. Assessmen o educa ional models
 Pee -suppo ed and coope a i e lea ning
 Technologies o assis ance
 Fo ma i e e alua ion echniques
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4. Analyzing implemen a ion di icul ies
 Lack o esou ces, p oblems wi h class size, and eache eadiness
5. Examining case examples om a ound he wo ld
 Finland's h ee-le el assis ance sys em
 Pee -media ed eading ini ia i es in he Uni ed S a es
 The UDL-based digi al lea ning model in New Zealand
A numbe o impo an conclusions ega ding he na u e o lea ning di e ences and he
e icacy o inclusi e eaching echniques we e d awn om he li e a u e e iew. Lea ning
disabili ies include dyslexia, dysg aphia, ADHD, au ism spec um diso de s, and non e bal lea ning
disabili ies all ha e di e en bu simila e ec s on s uden s' academic pe o mance, acco ding o
nume ous s udies. Fo ins ance, lea ne s wi h dysg aphia ha e ouble wi h handw i ing, spelling,
and he s uc u e o w i en exp ession, bu child en wi h dyslexia usually s uggle wi h
phonological p ocessing, eading luency, and decoding w i en wo ds. S uden s wi h ADHD
equen ly s uggle wi h main aining ocus, planning assignmen s, and con olling hei beha io ,
which can esul in une en pe o mance in he class oom. In he mean ime, s uden s on he
au is ic spec um could need g ea e assis ance wi h socializa ion, communica ion, and senso y
con ol. S uden s wi h non e bal lea ning di icul ies can misin e p e non e bal cues and isual-
spa ial in o ma ion, which can ha e an impac on pee in e ac ions and p oblem-sol ing.
Collabo a i e lea ning p ac ices such as pee u o ing, lexible g ouping, and planned g oup
assignmen s we e ound o boos bo h academic pe o mance and social in eg a ion. These
me hods assis child en gain con idence in mixed-abili y se ings, os e pee connec ion, and
imp o e communica ion skills. Addi ionally, esea ch indica es ha assis i e echnologies - om
digi al o ganize s and isual aids o ex - o-speech ools - a e c ucial in p omo ing independence,
pa icula ly o child en who s uggle wi h li e acy o a en ion. Las ly, esea ch con inuously
highligh s he signi icance o o ma i e e alua ion. F equen , low-p essu e e alua ions enable
educa o s o ack s uden s' p og ess, spo new challenges, and quickly modi y hei lesson plans.
The signi icance o eache belie s and compe encies is he las signi ican disco e y.
Acco ding o esea ch, inclusi e pedagogy wo ks bes when educa o s main ain high s anda ds o
e e y s uden and accep s uden a ie y. Teache s who a e con iden in hei abili y o modi y
ma e ials and who wo k well wi h amilies and specialis s a e mo e likely o implemen inclusion.
Nume ous s udies do, howe e , also highligh simila issues, such as poo access o esou ces,
ime limi s, huge class sizes, and a lack o eache p epa a ion. These obs acles explain why
inclusi e educa ion is s ill applied inconsis en ly in many se ings despi e i s shown ad an ages.
The esul s demons a e he e icacy o inclusi e pedagogy when educa o s c ea e
class ooms ha ecognize and alue he a ie y o hei s uden s. Flexible eaching s a egies a e
necessa y o lea ning di e ences like dyslexia, ADHD, and au ism, and esea ch shows ha
amewo ks like Uni e sal Design o Lea ning and indi idualized ins uc ion help emo e
obs acles be o e hey a ise. S uden s wi h lea ning disabili ies pa icipa e mo e con iden ly and
pe o m be e when lessons include nume ous ways o ob ain ma e ial and demons a e
unde s anding.
Addi ionally, coope a ion is essen ial. While collabo a ion be ween educa o s, expe s, and
amilies gua an ees cons an supe ision o s uden s who equi e ex a suppo , s uc u ed pee
ac i i ies p omo e social in eg a ion. The e iew does, howe e , d aw a en ion o pe sis en
issues, such as he ac ha many educa o s eel unp epa ed o inclusi e p ac ices and ha he
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e icacy o hese ac ics may be diminished by a lack o esou ces o big class sizes. This implies
ha inclusi e pedagogy necessi a es subs an ial school and educa ional sys em suppo in
addi ion o eache e o .
O e all, he con e sa ion sugges s ha inclusi e eaching enhances academic pe o mance and
os e s a suppo i e, ai class oom en i onmen . Ca e ul planning, eache p epa a ion, and a
school clima e ha celeb a es and encou ages di e si y a e all essen ial o i s success.
Inclusi e pedagogy ep esen s a ans o ma i e app oach o eaching ha emb aces
lea ne di e si y as a esou ce a he han a challenge. By in eg a ing di e en ia ed ins uc ion,
Uni e sal Design o Lea ning, collabo a i e lea ning, assis i e echnology, and con inuous
o ma i e assessmen , eache s can c ea e class ooms whe e all s uden s a e able o pa icipa e
meaning ully and succeed.
Teache commi men is cen al o his p ocess. When educa o s adop inclusi e a i udes,
collabo a e wi h specialis s, and consis en ly e ine hei p ac ice, hey cul i a e lea ning
en i onmen s g ounded in equi y, pa icipa ion, and belonging. Al hough challenges such as
limi ed esou ces and insu icien aining pe sis , s a egic policy suppo and p o essional
de elopmen can s eng hen implemen a ion.
Fu u e esea ch should explo e cul u ally esponsi e app oaches o inclusion, he long-
e m impac o digi al lea ning ools on di e se lea ne s, and e ec i e models o school-wide
collabo a ion. Ul ima ely, inclusi e pedagogy no only suppo s s uden s wi h lea ning di e ences,
i en iches he en i e lea ning communi y.
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UDC 372.881.1
De eloping Sociocul u al Compe ence in
Fo eign Language Lea ning
Ko un Anas assiya Se gee na
4 h Yea Bachelo s uden , “6B01701-Teache o wo o eign languages”, KazUIR&WL
Ablai Khan, Alma y, Kazakhs an
Zhumabeko a Galiya Baiskano na
Candida e o Pedagogical Sciences, P o esso , KazUIR&WL Ablai Khan, Alma y,
Kazakhs an
ABSTRACT
In an inc easingly globalized wo ld, o eign language educa ion mus ex end beyond
g amma and ocabula y o include sociocul u al compe ence – he abili y o na iga e cul u al
no ms, alues, and con ex s in communica ion. This a icle syn hesizes key heo e ical
con ibu ions on sociocul u al and in e cul u al compe ence. Founda ional cons uc s include
Vygo sky’s sociocul u al heo y (emphasizing social in e ac ion and language as media ing ools),
By am’s model o In e cul u al Communica i e Compe ence (de ining sa oi s o knowledge,
a i udes, skills, and c i ical awa eness), K amsch’s concep o symbolic compe ence (a unemen
o cul u al meaning in discou se), and Fan ini’s de ini ion o in e cul u al compe ence as a
“complex o abili ies” o e ec i e in e ac ion ac oss cul u es. Kazakh schola Kunanbaye a’s
linguocul u al-communica i e amewo k u he delinea es sub-compe encies (including he
de elopmen o a ‘seconda y cogni i e consciousness’ ep esen ing he a ge cul u e’s
wo ld iew). These pe spec i es con e ge o show ha language lea ning mus in eg a e cogni i e,
a ec i e, and cul u al dimensions. De eloping sociocul u al compe ence is hus c ucial o
success ul in e cul u al communica ion, os e ing global ci izenship, and p omo ing inclusi e
educa ion and mu ual unde s anding in di e se socie ies. This heo e ical e iew d aws on pee -
e iewed li e a u e o a icula e how sociocul u al compe ence can be cul i a ed in o eign
language lea ning, and discusses implica ions o pedagogy and policy.
Keywo ds: sociocul u al compe ence; o eign language lea ning; in e cul u al
communica i e compe ence; o eign language educa ion; in e cul u al communica ion; global
ci izenship; inclusi e educa ion.
INTRODUCTION
E ec i e o eign language educa ion oday anscends linguis ic p o iciency alone and
emphasizes sociocul u al compe ence – he capabili y o unde s and and nego ia e cul u al
con ex s in communica ion. This aligns wi h he b oade no ion o in e cul u al communica i e
compe ence, which schola s desc ibe as equipping lea ne s o b idge cul u al di e ences in
unde s anding and exp ession. Fo example, Fan ini cha ac e izes in e cul u al communica i e
compe ence as he “complex o abili ies needed o pe o m e ec i ely and app op ia ely when
in e ac ing wi h o he s who a e linguis ically and cul u ally di e en ”. By am (1997) simila ly posi s
ha language lea ne s mus de elop knowledge o sel and o he cul u es, posi i e a i udes
owa d cul u al di e si y, in e p e i e skills, disco e y skills, and c i ical cul u al awa eness o
communica e ac oss cul u es. Vygo sky’s sociocul u al heo y p o ides a ounda ional lens: he
a gued ha cogni i e de elopmen (including language lea ning) is inhe en ly media ed by social
in e ac ion and cul u al ools, wi h language i sel being he p ima y media ing a i ac . In
language class ooms, his means ha lea ne s cons uc unde s anding h ough dialogue and

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cul u al con ex , and ins uc ion should a ge hei Zone o P oximal De elopmen (ZPD) ia
collabo a i e ac i i ies.
In addi ion, con empo a y educa o s such as K amsch emphasize ha language and
cul u e a e insepa able: lea ne s mus de elop symbolic compe ence – he abili y o in e p e he
cul u al meaning embedded in language use and discou se. Thus, sociocul u al compe ence
in ol es cogni i e, a ec i e, and discu si e dimensions. This pe spec i e e lec s he aims o
inclusi e and globalized educa ion: by os e ing sociocul u al compe ence, language lea ne s
become p epa ed o in e cul u al communica ion, global collabo a ion, and ac i e global
ci izenship. Indeed, esea ch sugges s ha in e cul u al compe encies en ich indi idual lea ning
and empowe educa o s and leade s o p omo e in e na ional collabo a ion.
This a icle e iews he heo e ical ounda ions o sociocul u al compe ence de elopmen
in o eign language lea ning. I syn hesizes con ibu ions om in e na ional schola s – including
Michael By am, Clai e K amsch, Al ino Fan ini, and o he s – and highligh s Vygo sky’s sociocul u al
heo y and Kunanbaye a’s in e cul u al-communica i e amewo k. We explo e how hese
heo ies in o m he in eg a ion o in e cul u al dimensions in o language pedagogy, and discuss
he impo ance o sociocul u al compe ence o in e cul u al dialogue, inclusi e educa ion, and
mu ual unde s anding.
METHODS AND MATERIALS
Sociocul u al Theo y (Vygo sky). Vygo sky’s sociocul u al heo y unde pins mode n iews
o language lea ning as socially media ed. He posi ed ha highe cogni i e unc ions, including
language, de elop h ough in e ac ion wi h cul u al a i ac s and mo e knowledgeable o he s. In
his iew, language is no me ely a sys em o ules bu a ool ha media es hough and social
communica ion. Success ul lea ning, he e o e, occu s in lea ne s’ Zone o P oximal De elopmen
(ZPD) – asks hey can accomplish wi h guidance – highligh ing he need o collabo a i e and
con ex - ich ins uc ion. When applied o o eign language educa ion, his heo y implies ha
engaging wi h a ge -language use s and cul u al con ex s helps lea ne s in e nalize new language
and wo ld iew. As Fahim and Haghani no e, language class ooms should hus “sca old” lea ne s’
de elopmen by si ua ing ac i i ies wi hin hei ZPD and emphasizing meaning ul social
in e ac ion.
By am’s Model o In e cul u al Communica i e Compe ence. A seminal amewo k is
By am’s (1997) model o In e cul u al Communica i e Compe ence (ICC), which e ames
language eaching goals a ound in e cul u al dimensions. Acco ding o By am, ICC consis s o i e
sa oi s (knowledges o compe encies): (1) Sa oi : ac ual and sociocul u al knowledge o one’s
own and o he cul u es (e.g. social ins i u ions, his o y); (2) Sa oi -ê e: a i udes o openness,
cu iosi y, and empa hy owa d cul u al o he s; (3) Sa oi comp end e: in e p e i e skills, he
abili y o decode and ela e cul u al e en s o ex s om ano he cul u e; (4) Sa oi
app end e/ ai e: disco e y skills and ac ion, including posing ques ions and lea ning abou cul u e
independen ly; and (5) Sa oi s’engage : c i ical cul u al awa eness, he capabili y o e alua e
cul u al p ac ices c i ically and e lec on powe ela ions ac oss cul u es. Ho (2020) unde sco es
ha By am’s model has shaped cu icula in many coun ies, embedding in e cul u al aims
alongside communica i e compe ence. Fo example, mode n o eign language ex books o en
include cul u al in o ma ion and e lec ion asks aligned wi h hese sa oi s, o p epa e lea ne s o
“success ul collabo a ion ac oss cul u es”.
K amsch and Symbolic Compe ence. Building on cul u e-in-language ideas, K amsch
emphasizes he symbolic dimension o in e cul u al compe ence. She a gues ha simply eaching
ac s abou cul u es is insu icien ; lea ne s mus de elop an awa eness o how language and
cul u e shape meaning. In K amsch’s iew, he “sel ha is engaged in in e cul u al communica ion
is a symbolic sel cons i u ed by language and sys ems o hough ”. She in oduces he concep o
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symbolic compe ence: he abili y o in e p e he implici meanings in discou se, o unde s and
how cul u al alues and powe ela ions a e encoded in language, and o imagina i ely adop
ano he ’s pe spec i e. Fo example, K amsch no es ha lea ne s need o g asp “wha is mean by
wha is said, o unde s and how people use symbolic sys ems o cons uc new meanings”. This
implies pedagogical ocus on e lec i e discussion, li e a y ex s, and eal-li e exchanges whe e
cul u al nuances su ace. Symbolic compe ence hus b idges linguis ic luency and cul u al insigh ,
guiding lea ne s o econs uc eali y h ough language and nego ia e meaning beyond me e
ac ual knowledge.
Fan ini’s Complex o Abili ies. Al ino Fan ini (2006) also concep ualizes ICC as a
mul i ace ed abili y se . Sinic ope e al. (2007) summa ize Fan ini’s iew ha ICC is “a complex o
abili ies needed o pe o m e ec i ely and app op ia ely” in c oss-cul u al in e ac ions. These
abili ies span cogni i e, a ec i e, and beha io al domains: o ins ance, mindse s o cu iosi y and
ole ance, skills in lis ening and in e p e ing e bal/non e bal cues, and mo i a ional ac o s.
Fan ini a gues ha ICC de elops longi udinally, and educa ion can shape i h ough sus ained
in e cul u al expe iences. His de ini ion unde sco es ha sociocul u al compe ence is no a single
skill bu an in eg a ed se o a i udes, knowledge, and s a egies. This aligns wi h esea ch
highligh ing he impo ance o os e ing empa hy, adap abili y, and c i ical e lec ion in language
lea ne s (By am & Wagne , 2018).
Kunanbaye a’s In e cul u al-Communica i e F amewo k. In he Cen al Asian con ex ,
Salima S. Kunanbaye a has ad anced a linguocul u ological communica i e me hodology. She
ea s in e cul u al-communica i e compe ence as a sys em o in e ela ed sub-compe encies.
Kunanbaye a dis inguishes be ween sociocul u al (linguo-cul u al) compe encies (o ien a ion o
one’s own and o he cul u es) and cogni i e/ e lec i e componen s. A key concep is he
o ma ion o a lea ne ’s seconda y cogni i e consciousness – essen ially a cons uc ed wo ld iew
o he a ge cul u e pa allel o one’s na i e cul u al schema. In he iew, language ins uc ion
aims o g adually build his seconda y consciousness h ough ca e ully designed asks: p e-
communica ion exe cises (in oducing cul u al concep s), communica i e simula ions
(expe iencing cul u al in e ac ion), and pos -communica ion e lec ion. She also highligh s a
concep ual sub-compe ence ( ools o modeling he o eign-language wo ld) and a pe sonali y-
cen e ed sub-compe ence (pe sonal adap a ion o cogni i e mechanisms o language lea ning).
While de ailed ci a ions a e sca ce ou side Russian publica ions, he model complemen s o he s
by in eg a ing psychological and cul u al dimensions. I emphasizes ha lea ne s mus no only
lea n linguis ic o ms, bu also in e nalize cul u al ca ego ies o “adequa ely in e ac wi h o he
cul u es” (Kunanbaye a, 2010).
Thema ic Syn hesis: Toge he , hese heo ies con e ge on se e al poin s. Fi s , cul u e is
insepa able om language: lea ning a language inhe en ly in ol es adop ing new cul u al
pe spec i es (By am; K amsch). Second, compe ence is mul idimensional: i includes knowledge
(in o ma ional), a i udes (openness, cu iosi y), in e p e i e skills, and me acogni i e awa eness
(Fan ini; By am). Thi d, social in e ac ion is essen ial: cogni i e g ow h occu s h ough media ed
dialogue (Vygo sky) and in e cul u al encoun e s (K amsch; Kunanbaye a). Finally, sociocul u al
compe ence se es b oade educa ional goals: i unde lies lea ne s’ capaci y o na iga e di e si y,
con ibu ing o inclusi e and globalized class ooms.
This a icle employs a heo e ical, na a i e li e a u e e iew me hodology. We su eyed
pee - e iewed academic li e a u e, seminal books, and ele an con e ence p oceedings on
language lea ning, in e cul u al communica ion, and socio-cul u al psychology. Key sea ch e ms
included “sociocul u al compe ence,” “in e cul u al communica i e compe ence,” “ o eign
language educa ion,” and names o ounda ional schola s (By am, K amsch, Fan ini, Vygo sky,
Kunanbaye a). Only schola ly publica ions (jou nals, edi ed olumes, and academic books) we e
conside ed. The e iew is in eg a i e: i syn hesizes mul iple concep ual amewo ks a he han
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p esen ing new empi ical da a. Emphasis was placed on he heo e ical cons uc s and de ini ions
p o ided by majo au ho s and on how hese ha e been applied in language pedagogy. By c oss-
compa ing models and linking hem o educa ional aims, we aimed o iden i y co e hemes
ele an o de eloping sociocul u al compe ence in o eign language lea ne s.
DISCUSSION
The heo e ical amewo ks e iewed con e ge on a cen al p emise: language lea ning is
inex icably linked wi h cul u al lea ning. Communica i e compe ence is no longe concei ed
me ely in e ms o g amma ical accu acy o lexical luency, bu a he as a socially and cul u ally
si ua ed p ac ice. As By am (1997) a gues, language lea ne s mus be p epa ed no only o use
he language app op ia ely, bu o engage c i ically and e lec i ely wi h hei own and o he s’
cul u al assump ions. His model o In e cul u al Communica i e Compe ence (ICC), especially he
sa oi s amewo k, is pa icula ly ins uc i e in o e ing a s uc u ed pedagogical a ge . I calls on
educa o s o design cu icula ha de elop linguis ic knowledge, in e cul u al a i udes (e.g.,
openness, cu iosi y), in e p e i e and disco e y skills, and c i ical cul u al awa eness. This implies
ha educa o s mus in en ionally go beyond eaching cul u al “ ac s” o cul i a ing deep,
e lec i e cul u al engagemen .
Clai e K amsch (2011) deepens his pe spec i e by in oducing he idea o symbolic
compe ence, shi ing he ocus om su ace-le el cul u e o he symbolic sys ems h ough which
cul u e and iden i y a e exp essed. He wo k o eg ounds he in e p e i e na u e o
communica ion—highligh ing ha e e y linguis ic in e ac ion ca ies cul u ally shaped meanings
and wo ld iews. In p ac ice, his pe spec i e ad oca es o he in eg a ion o au hen ic ex s
(li e a u e, ilm, media, con e sa ion ansc ip s), asks ha explo e na a i es, me apho s, and
non e bal codes, and e lec ion on how language cons uc s social eali ies. Ac i i ies ha
compa e how di e en cul u es alk abou emo ions, poli eness, ime, o space, o ins ance,
p o ide lea ne s wi h insigh in o unde lying cul u al logics. K amsch’s con ibu ion encou ages
eache s o become no jus con eyo s o language ules, bu acili a o s o cul u al meaning-
making.
The in luence o Vygo sky’s sociocul u al heo y ein o ces he in e ac i e na u e o
language and cul u al de elopmen . His concep s o he Zone o P oximal De elopmen (ZPD) and
cul u al media ion p o ide a pedagogical a ionale o collabo a i e, sca olded lea ning. A
sociocul u ally o ien ed class oom would no me ely deli e cul u al con en , bu would imme se
lea ne s in dialogic, p oblem-sol ing ac i i ies whe e hey nego ia e meaning wi h pee s and
ins uc o s. Role-plays, simula ions, pee in e iews, and andem exchanges se e his unc ion
well. Th ough such in e ac ion, s uden s co-cons uc cul u al unde s anding in a suppo i e
en i onmen , whe e eedback and modeling guide hem owa d mo e compe en in e cul u al
beha io . These social lea ning p ocesses mi o he eme gence o wha Kunanbaye a calls
“seconda y cogni i e consciousness”—a concep ual eshaping o he lea ne ’s wo ld iew h ough
engagemen wi h ano he cul u e’s linguis ic and social no ms.
Fan ini’s (2006) emphasis on longi udinal de elopmen ein o ces he idea ha
sociocul u al compe ence mus be nu u ed o e ime. In e cul u al g ow h canno occu in
isola ed lessons; a he , i equi es consis en exposu e, di e se cul u al encoun e s, and
oppo uni ies o e lec ion. Educa o s should s uc u e cu icula as in e cul u al jou neys,
g adually expanding lea ne s’ exposu e om amilia opics o mo e complex cul u al dilemmas.
Re lec i e ools such as in e cul u al jou nals, po olios, and i ual exchanges can suppo his
p ocess. As lea ne s documen and in e p e hei expe iences, hey gain awa eness o hei own
posi ioning and lea n o na iga e ambigui y and di e ence—co e a ibu es o global ci izens.
C ucially, sociocul u al compe ence plays a ounda ional ole in inclusi e educa ion. In
mul icul u al class ooms, whe e s uden s b ing a ied cul u al iden i ies and expe iences,
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in e cul u al ins uc ion helps os e mu ual espec and unde s anding. Fo example, s uc u ed
compa isons o s uden s’ cul u al adi ions (e.g., ood cus oms, es i als, amily s uc u es) can
alida e di e se iden i ies and p omo e pee lea ning. When educa o s encou age all oices o be
hea d, lea ne s no only gain cul u al knowledge bu also p ac ice empa he ic lis ening—an
essen ial social-emo ional skill. This suppo s b oade goals o social cohesion, equi y, and espec
o human digni y.
A he same ime, sociocul u al compe ence is indispensable o global ci izenship
educa ion (GCE). Lea ne s equipped wi h in e cul u al skills a e be e p epa ed o engage wi h
global issues—such as clima e change, mig a ion, o social jus ice— ha equi e collabo a ion
ac oss cul u al and linguis ic bounda ies. Language educa o s hus se e no only as ins uc o s o
communica i e abili y bu also as acili a o s o global awa eness and ci ic engagemen . The
in eg a ion o sociocul u al compe ence in o language lea ning aligns wi h UNESCO’s goals o
os e ing lea ne s who a e “globally compe en , cul u ally awa e, and socially esponsible.”
Language lea ning becomes a space whe e s uden s begin o see hemsel es as agen s o change,
capable o b idging di ides and con ibu ing o in e cul u al dialogue.
Kunanbaye a’s ocus on he cogni i e dimension o cul u al lea ning is pa icula ly aluable
he e. He concep o seconda y cogni i e consciousness sugges s ha sociocul u al compe ence
is no me ely beha io al o in o ma ional—i is deeply cogni i e and concep ual, in ol ing he
eo ganiza ion o he lea ne ’s unde s anding o he wo ld. This demands mo e han su ace-le el
engagemen : i equi es concep ual compa ison, seman ic analysis, and pe spec i e-shi ing.
Cul u ally embedded asks—such as in e p e ing p o e bs, deba ing e hical dilemmas ac oss
cul u es, o analyzing media ep esen a ions—can deepen his cogni i e engagemen . As lea ne s
begin o iew he wo ld h ough he concep ual lenses o he a ge cul u e, hey become capable
o cogni i e empa hy—unde s anding how o he s cons uc eali y and why hey ac he way hey
do.
Ul ima ely, he de elopmen o sociocul u al compe ence demands a whole-cu iculum
app oach. I should be embedded in lea ning objec i es, assessmen c i e ia, class oom no ms,
and school alues. Teache s should be suppo ed h ough p o essional de elopmen in
in e cul u al pedagogy and e lec i e eaching p ac ices. Ins i u ional policies should encou age
p ojec -based lea ning, communi y pa ne ships, and in e na ional collabo a ions ha ex end
in e cul u al lea ning beyond he class oom. Fu he mo e, digi al echnologies and social media
pla o ms o e aluable ools o i ual in e cul u al exchanges, expanding lea ne s’ access o
di e se oices and pe spec i es.
In summa y, sociocul u al compe ence is no jus a language-lea ning ou come—i is a
ans o ma i e capaci y ha empowe s lea ne s o unde s and, connec wi h, and con ibu e o
an inc easingly in e connec ed wo ld. I os e s c i ical consciousness, in e pe sonal adap abili y,
and e hical engagemen , making i a co ne s one o 21s -cen u y educa ion. Fo language eache s
and educa ional leade s, he impe a i e is clea : sociocul u al lea ning mus be planned,
in en ional, and cen al o he mission o mode n o eign language educa ion.
CONCLUSION
Sociocul u al compe ence is a c i ical dimension o o eign language lea ning,
encompassing lea ne s’ abili y o in e p e , adap o, and engage wi h he cul u al con ex s o
language. Theo e ical con ibu ions om Vygo sky, By am, K amsch, Fan ini, and Kunanbaye a
con e ge on he iew ha language educa ion mus os e social in e ac ion, cul u al awa eness,
and e lec i e unde s anding. Vygo sky’s heo y eminds us ha lea ning is media ed by
in e ac ion and cul u e; By am and Fan ini ou line he conc e e abili ies (knowledge, a i udes,
skills) ha comp ise in e cul u al compe ence; K amsch adds a laye o symbolic meaning-making;
and Kunanbaye a emphasizes he cogni i e es uc u ing o he lea ne ’s wo ld iew. Toge he ,
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hese amewo ks sugges ha language cu icula should blend linguis ic asks wi h cul u al
disco e y, pe spec i e- aking, and c i ical e lec ion.
Cul i a ing sociocul u al compe ence has implica ions a beyond language exams. I aligns
wi h he goals o in e cul u al communica ion, enabling lea ne s o connec ac oss di e ences; i
unde pins global ci izenship, p epa ing s uden s o add ess sha ed challenges wi h empa hy; and
i suppo s inclusi e educa ion, as cul u ally esponsi e pedagogy ecognizes and alues all
s uden s’ backg ounds. Educa o s and policy make s should he e o e p io i ize in e cul u al goals
alongside g amma and ocabula y. Fu u e esea ch could u he examine e ec i e class oom
in e en ions o building sociocul u al compe ence and explo e assessmen me hods o his
complex cons uc .
In sum, de eloping sociocul u al compe ence in o eign language lea ne s is essen ial o
os e ing mu ual unde s anding in ou di e se wo ld. As ou e iew shows, i d aws on obus
heo e ical ounda ions, and i s impo ance is echoed ac oss educa ional discou ses. Emb acing
hese insigh s can ans o m language lea ning in o a ehicle o building cul u al b idges and
nu u ing globally compe en ci izens.
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UDC 372.881.1
THE ROLE OF AI-BASED MOBILE
APPLICATIONS IN THE DEVELOPING
FOREIGN LANGUAGE LEXICAL
COMPETENCE
Zhadil Zhanel Rina kyzy
4 h Yea Bachelo s uden , “6B01701-Teache o wo o eign languages”, KazUIR & WL
Ablai Khan, Alma y, Kazakhs an
Zhumabeko a Galiya Baiskano na
Candida e o Pedagogy, P o esso , KazUIR & WL Abylai Khan, Alma y, Kazakhs an
Abs ac . The in eg a ion o A i icial In elligence (AI) in o mobile language lea ning
applica ions has ans o med he p ocess o acqui ing o eign language lexical compe ence. Lexical
compe ence, encompassing knowledge o wo d o ms, meanings, colloca ions, g amma ical
beha io , and p agma ic usage, is a c i ical componen o o e all language p o iciency. This s udy
explo es he ole and e ec i eness o AI-based mobile applica ions in enhancing lea ne s' lexical
compe ence. Using a mixed-me hod app oach, bo h quan i a i e da a om usage s a is ics and
quali a i e eedback om lea ne s we e analyzed. Findings indica e ha AI-based applica ions
p o ide adap i e, pe sonalized, and in e ac i e lea ning expe iences, acili a ing deepe
engagemen wi h ocabula y. Howe e , challenges ela ed o echnological dependence, con en
accu acy, and lea ne mo i a ion emain. Implica ions o educa o s and language lea ne s a e
discussed.
Keywo ds: AI, mobile applica ions, lexical compe ence, o eign language lea ning,
ocabula y acquisi ion, adap i e lea ning.
In oduc ion
In he mode n e a, echnological ad ancemen s ha e signi ican ly in luenced he ield o
o eign language educa ion. Among hese inno a ions, AI-based mobile applica ions ha e
eme ged as powe ul ools o enhancing lea ne s’ lexical compe ence. In he con ex o
Kazakhs ani educa ion, lexical compe ence is e lec ed in cu icula, eache aining, and
me hodologies o o eign language ins uc ion. De eloping lexical compe ence is an essen ial
componen o any o eign language p og am, as a ich and accu a e ocabula y enables lea ne s
o communica e e ec i ely, comp ehend ex s, and engage in meaning ul in e ac ions. The
impo ance o lexical compe ence has been emphasized by nume ous schola s in he ield o
language educa ion and second language acquisi ion. Fo ins ance, Na ion (2013) highligh s ha
ocabula y knowledge no only suppo s academic achie emen bu also acili a es s uden s’
adap a ion o new lea ning en i onmen s, in e ac ion wi h pee s, and o e all communica i e
p o iciency. Lexical compe ence is he e o e a key esou ce o lea ne s’ u u e academic and
p o essional success, in luencing hei abili y o exp ess ideas clea ly, unde s and na i e speake s,
and pa icipa e con iden ly in in e cul u al communica ion. Acqui ing obus lexical compe ence
allows lea ne s o use language accu a ely and app op ia ely in di e en con ex s, manage
communica ion e ec i ely, and demons a e hei linguis ic and cogni i e abili ies. AI-based
mobile applica ions, which inco po a e adap i e lea ning algo i hms, gami ica ion, and
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pe sonalized eedback, p o ide inno a i e pa hways o lea ne s o expand hei ocabula y
knowledge e icien ly. Despi e he po en ial bene i s, educa o s ace challenges in in eg a ing
hese applica ions in o o mal language ins uc ion, including ensu ing meaning ul engagemen ,
main aining con en accu acy, and balancing echnology use wi h adi ional eaching me hods.
The p esence o hese challenges unde sco es he u gency o in es iga ing he ole o AI-based
mobile applica ions in de eloping o eign language lexical compe ence. Unde s anding hei
e ec i eness and limi a ions is c ucial o designing e idence-based s a egies ha suppo
lea ne s in mas e ing ocabula y and achie ing highe le els o language p o iciency.
Me hodology. Da a collec ion
To conduc he s udy and answe he esea ch ques ions, he esea che used a desc ip i e
app oach, which ocused on obse ing and desc ibing lea ne s’ expe iences and p og ess in
de eloping lexical compe ence h ough AI-based mobile applica ions. The s udy desc ibed
lea ne s’ ocabula y acquisi ion, usage, engagemen , and pe cep ions wi hou a emp ing o
es ablish causal ela ionships.
Design: Since he aim o he s udy is o in es iga e how AI-based mobile applica ions
suppo he de elopmen o lexical compe ence, a desc ip i e design was chosen. Acco ding o
Cu hill (2002), desc ip i e esea ch is app op ia e when a opic is no ully explo ed and he goal
is o p o ide a clea and de ailed accoun o obse ed phenomena. Al hough AI applica ions in
language lea ning ha e been s udied globally, he e is limi ed esea ch desc ibing hei impac on
lexical compe ence among Kazakhs ani lea ne s.
Pa icipan s and Se ings: To achie e he pu pose o he s udy, 60 uni e si y s uden s aged
18–25 wi h in e media e English p o iciency (B1–B2 CEFR) we e in ol ed. All pa icipan s had p io
expe ience using mobile applica ions o language lea ning. The esea che applied andom
sampling o selec pa icipan s o ensu e ha e e y s uden had an equal chance o being included
in he s udy. Thomas (2020) s a ed ha andom sampling is used o ensu e he eliabili y o
s a is ical obse a ions. The s udy was conduc ed in uni e si y language labs and online lea ning
en i onmen s, whe e pa icipan s used AI-based applica ions such as Duolingo, Mem ise, and
LingQ o 30 minu es daily o e a six-week pe iod.
Ins umen a ion: To achie e he pu pose o he esea ch, he esea che u ilized a
ques ionnai e as he p ima y da a collec ion ins umen . To ga he da a conce ning lea ne s’
expe iences and challenges while using AI-based mobile applica ions, he ques ionnai e was
cons uc ed and p o ided o he s uden s. The s uden s we e asked o answe mul iple-choice
ques ions and p o ide mo e de ailed esponses in open-ended ques ions.
Da a analysis: Since he s udy used a desc ip i e app oach, he da a we e analyzed o
p o ide a de ailed pic u e o lea ne s’ lexical compe ence de elopmen . Quan i a i e da a om
he p e- and pos - es s and applica ion analy ics we e summa ized using desc ip i e s a is ics such
as a e ages, pe cen ages, and equency coun s. Quali a i e da a om ques ionnai es and
in e iews we e analyzed hema ically o iden i y common pa e ns and lea ne s’ expe iences.
This me hodology allowed he esea che o desc ibe in de ail how AI-based mobile applica ions
suppo he de elopmen o o eign language lexical compe ence among uni e si y s uden s.
Resul s
In o de o show he ele ance o his opic, a ques ionnai e was conduc ed among
uni e si y s uden s who used AI-based mobile applica ions o imp o e hei lexical compe ence.
The aim was o in es iga e s uden s’ expe iences, pe cei ed bene i s, and challenges while using
hese applica ions.
The i s ques ion in he ques ionnai e asked abou s uden s’ expe ience wi h mobile
lea ning applica ions. Based on he esponses, illus a ed in Figu e 1, show ha 40% o he
s uden s had been using such applica ions o less han 6 mon hs, 35% o 6–12 mon hs, and 25%
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o mo e han one yea . This indica es ha he majo i y o s uden s had mode a e expe ience wi h
AI-based lea ning ools, which is ele an o obse ing hei lexical de elopmen .
Figu e 1: S uden s’ expe ience wi h AI-based mobile lea ning applica ions
The second ques ion asked, “Which ea u es o AI-based applica ions help you imp o e
ocabula y he mos ?” S uden s’ answe s a ied and a e summa ized in Table 1.
Table 1. Fea u es o AI-based applica ions suppo ing lexical de elopmen
Fea u e Pe cen age o S uden s
Adap i e exe cises based on indi idual p og ess 38%
Gami ied asks and ewa ds 25%
Immedia e eedback on spelling, g amma , and colloca ions
20%
Repe i ion and spaced lea ning 12%
Access o au hen ic ex s and examples 5%
Based on hese answe s, i can be concluded ha s uden s p ima ily pe cei e adap i e
exe cises and gami ied asks as he mos e ec i e ea u es o enhancing hei ocabula y
knowledge. Immedia e co ec i e eedback was also conside ed use ul o consolida ing lexical
compe ence.
The hi d ques ion o he ques ionnai e aimed o iden i y he challenges s uden s ace
while using AI-based mobile applica ions. The esul s, summa ized in Table 2, show ha he mos
common di icul y epo ed by s uden s was a lack o mo i a ion, a ec ing 30% o esponden s.
This was ollowed by dis ac ions om mobile de ices, men ioned by 25% o s uden s. Technical
issues, such as occasional e o s in he applica ions, we e epo ed by 20% o pa icipan s.
Addi ionally, 15% o s uden s indica ed di icul ies in unde s anding some wo ds wi hou eache
guidance, while 10% highligh ed he lack o oppo uni ies o con ex ual p ac ice as a challenge.
Table 2: Challenges Faced
Challenge Pe cen age o S uden s
Lack o mo i a ion 30%
Dis ac ions om mobile de ices 25%
Occasional echnical e o s 20%
Di icul y unde s anding wo ds wi hou guidance
15%
Lack o con ex ual p ac ice 10%
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The inal ques ion asked how s uden s cope wi h di icul ies encoun e ed while using AI-
based lea ning applica ions. The mos common s a egy was se ing daily lea ning goals, epo ed
by 40% o s uden s. This was ollowed by combining app-based lea ning wi h o line exe cises
(25%), epea ing challenging exe cises mul iple imes (20%), and seeking addi ional examples o
explana ions online (15%). These s a egies indica e ha s uden s ac i ely employ sel - egula ed
lea ning me hods o o e come challenges and enhance hei comp ehension in bo h digi al and
adi ional con ex s.
These esul s show ha AI-based mobile applica ions play a signi ican ole in suppo ing
lexical compe ence. S uden s ind hem use ul, especially o adap i e p ac ice, gami ied lea ning,
and immedia e eedback. A he same ime, challenges such as mo i a ion and lack o con ex
highligh he need o in eg a e hese ools wi h eache guidance and complemen a y lea ning
s a egies.
Discussion
The indings o his s udy demons a e ha AI-based mobile applica ions ha e a signi ican
impac on enhancing o eign language lexical compe ence among uni e si y s uden s. Consis en
wi h p e ious esea ch (e.g., Na ion, 2013; Thomas, 2020), he esul s sugges ha adap i e,
pe sonalized, and in e ac i e ea u es o hese applica ions p o ide a suppo i e en i onmen o
ocabula y acquisi ion. The majo i y o s uden s in his s udy epo ed ha adap i e exe cises
ailo ed o indi idual p og ess we e he mos e ec i e ool o lea ning new wo ds, e lec ing he
impo ance o pe sonalized lea ning pa hways in acili a ing deepe engagemen and e en ion.
Gami ied asks and ewa ds we e also highly alued, indica ing ha mo i a ion-enhancing ea u es
can encou age consis en p ac ice and sus ain lea ne engagemen . Immedia e eedback on
spelling, g amma , and colloca ions u he con ibu ed o consolida ing lexical knowledge, which
aligns wi h he li e a u e emphasizing he ole o co ec i e eedback in second language
acquisi ion.
Despi e he bene i s, he s udy also highligh s se e al challenges associa ed wi h using AI-
based mobile applica ions. A lack o mo i a ion was epo ed as he mos common di icul y,
ollowed by dis ac ions om mobile de ices and occasional echnical issues. These indings
unde sco e ha echnological ools alone canno gua an ee e ec i e lea ning; lea ne
engagemen and sel - egula ion emain c i ical. The esul s show ha s uden s employ a ious
coping s a egies, such as se ing daily lea ning goals, combining app-based exe cises wi h o line
p ac ice, and epea ing challenging exe cises, e lec ing he ac i e ole o lea ne s in managing
hei lea ning p ocess. This inding esona es wi h sel - egula ed lea ning heo y, which
emphasizes goal-se ing, moni o ing, and adap i e s a egies as key componen s o e ec i e
lea ning (Zimme man, 2002).
Fu he mo e, some s uden s no ed di icul ies in unde s anding ce ain wo ds wi hou
eache guidance and a lack o con ex ualized p ac ice. This indica es ha AI-based applica ions,
while e ec i e o ocabula y expansion, may no ully eplace adi ional class oom in e ac ions
o au hen ic communica i e expe iences. In eg a ing hese ools wi h eache -led ins uc ion and
con ex ualized asks can add ess hese gaps, p o iding sca olding o suppo comp ehension and
app op ia e usage o newly acqui ed ocabula y.
O e all, he s udy p o ides e idence ha AI-based mobile applica ions a e a aluable
complemen o adi ional language ins uc ion, pa icula ly in suppo ing lexical compe ence
de elopmen . They o e lexibili y, pe sonaliza ion, and in e ac i e engagemen , which a e
essen ial o mode n language lea ning. Howe e , o maximize hei e ec i eness, educa o s
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ОСОБЕННОСТИ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЯ ВЕБ-
ПЛАТФОРМЫ ДЛЯ ПОВЫШЕНИЯ
УСПЕВАЕМОСТИ УЧАЩИХСЯ В
ОБРАЗОВАТЕЛЬНЫХ УЧРЕЖДЕНИЯХ
Авдиев Мадияр Талгатулы
Магистрант, Карагандинский технический университет имени Абылкаса Сагинова
Аннотация
В данной статье рассматриваются особенности и влияние веб-платформы,
предназначенной для повышения академической успеваемости студентов в
образовательных учреждениях. Проведенный всесторонний обзор литературы
предоставляет теоретическую основу исследования и выявляет пробелы в существующих
исследованиях. В работе используется комбинированный подход, сочетающий
количественные и и качественные данные полученные с помощью
структурированного опроса. Результаты исследования показывают, что веб-платформы
играют значительную роль в обеспечении доступа к образовательным ресурсам, улучшении
взаимодействия с преподавателями и предоставлении своевременной обратной связи, что
способствует улучшению академической успеваемости. Однако технические проблемы и
ограниченная удобность использования остаются проблемами, требующими решения.
Кейсы успешных внедрений подчеркивают лучшие практики и ключевые факторы успеха при
интеграции веб-платформ в образовательные процессы.
Ключевые слова: Веб-платформа, электронное обучение, образовательные
технологии, академическая успеваемость, инструменты онлайн-обучения
Введение
Образовательные веб-сайты являются одним из важнейших инструментов для
обучения и повышения успеваемости учащихся. Они используются учащимися для получения
необходимой им информации, такой как домашние задания, учебные ресурсы и данные об
оценках. Они также позволяют учителям общаться с учениками и родителями в режиме
реального времени с помощью текстового или видеочата. Учителя также могут размещать
важные объявления о предстоящих мероприятиях или экзаменах на веб-сайте, чтобы все
всегда были в курсе. Например, если учитель хочет поделиться заданием со своими
учениками и у них нет доступа к школьному компьютерному кабинету, они могут разместить
информацию об этом на школьном веб-сайте. Таким образом, доступ будет у всех учащихся,
даже если у них дома нет компьютеров.
В современном мире, где доступ к информации находится всего в одном клике,
образовательные веб-сайты стали очень популярными среди людей всех возрастных групп.
Они позволяют пользователям получать информацию на любую тему, которая их интересует,
без необходимости искать её в других источниках, таких как книги или библиотеки. Эти сайты
также очень полезны для учителей, которые могут использовать их как дополнительные
материалы при подготовке уроков для своих учеников. Это значительно упрощает процесс,
так как все, что нужно – это доступ к интернету, который сейчас есть у большинства людей.
Такие сайты предоставляют ученикам ресурсы, необходимые для их успеха за
пределами школы, включая возможность выполнять домашние задания и общаться с
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учителями. Некоторые школы даже начали предлагать виртуальные занятия, где учащиеся
могут учиться из дома в своём собственном темпе.
Электронное обучение стало вызывать больший интерес у педагогов после недавней
пандемии COVID-19, и теперь образование немыслимо без электронного обучения.
Электронное обучение – это форма образования, использующая технологии для
обеспечения эффективного и удобного обучения в любом месте и в любое время.
Электронное обучение также можно определить как любую систему обучения, которая
использует электронные ресурсы для формализованного преподавания. Основными
компонентами электронного обучения являются компьютеры и интернет, независимо от
того, где происходят преподавание и обучение [1].
Аналогично, удовлетворенность учащихся и их академические достижения в процессе
онлайн-обучения привлекли значительное внимание ученых, которые использовали
несколько теоретических моделей для оценки этих показателей (Abuhassna, Mega , Yahaya,
Azlina, & Al- ahmi, 2020; Abuhassna & Yahaya, 2018; Al-Rahmi, O hman, & Yusu , 2015a; Al-Rahmi,
O hman, & Yusu , 2015b). Настоящее исследование освещает влияние онлайн-платформ
обучения на удовлетворенность учащихся в зависимости от их прошлого опыта и отношения
к таким платформам, чтобы определить, какие учащиеся будут удовлетворены онлайн-
курсами [2].
Большинство университетов в развитых странах, если не все, в той или иной степени
используют информационно-коммуникационные технологии (ИКТ) в своих курсах.
Например, наши учреждения, Политехнический университет Каталонии (UPC) и Университет
Барселоны (UB), ориентированы на обучение в аудиториях и внедрили платформу
электронного обучения Moodle. Эта популярная платформа привлекает внимание благодаря
своему педагогическому подходу к образованию, основанному на конструктивистских и
социально-конструкционистских теориях обучения (Moodle, 2009).
Однако, несмотря на огромный потенциал Moodle как педагогического инструмента,
часто она используется лишь как хранилище учебных материалов, не раскрывая весь свой
функционал. Курсы, где применяется e-s a us, обычно базируются на лекциях в классах, и
такая комбинация очного и онлайн-обучения относится к так называемому "смешанному
обучению" (blended lea ning или b-lea ning).
Кроме того, e-s a us включает черты интегрированных систем обучения (ILS), которые,
как отмечают Вуд и др. (1999), включают:
- содержание учебной программы (хотя e-s a us не включает это напрямую, но
позволяет добавлять ссылки в задачи);
- систему учета данных учащихся;
- систему управления обучением.
Корни ILS уходят в 1960-е годы, когда Патрик Саппс в Стэнфордском университете
разработал первые концепции. В 1990-х они были модернизированы благодаря новым
технологиям, таким как интернет и мультимедийные форматы. Эти системы базируются на
нео-бихевиористической модели обучения, которая включает автоматический выбор задач,
управляемую практику и индивидуальную обратную связь (Wood e al., 1999).
Однако обучение с использованием e-s a us также включает элементы
конструктивизма:
- акцент на активности студентов;
- роль преподавателя сводится к катализатору процесса построения знаний;
- предоставление студентам набора задач, мониторинг их прогресса.
Студенты работают индивидуально, но не изолированно: система предоставляет
показатели эффективности, позволяя сравнивать свои результаты с результатами других
студентов.
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e-s a us — относительно простая платформа, специализирующаяся на численных
решениях задач, особенно в области базовой статистики для высшего образования. Ее узкая
специализация позволяет адаптировать задачи под образовательные цели курса.
Классификация образовательных целей Блума (1956) полезна для характеристики
задач, представленных на платформе. Среди категорий когнитивного обучения (знание,
понимание, применение, анализ, синтез и оценка) e-s a us подходит для упражнений как
минимум в первых четырех из них.
Платформа предоставляет студентам преимущества:
- доступ к материалам в любое время и из любого места;
- мгновенная оценка выполненных упражнений;
- обратная связь, включающая как общее резюме активности, так и детальный разбор
каждой задачи.
Перед тем как студенты столкнутся с реальными и сложными задачами в
профессиональной жизни, они должны освоить базовые шаги различных статистических
техник через практику. Платформа e-s a us позволяет студентам повторять задачи с новыми
данными, сохраняя интерес к их решению.
Повторение, часто ассоциируемое с запоминанием и воспринимаемое как
неэффективный метод, здесь используется как средство для активного обучения и осознания
прогресса. Вместо традиционных методов (например, упражнений с бумагой и ручкой) e-
s a us стимулирует студентов к активной работе и формирует осознанное отношение к
процессу обучения [3].
Методы исследования. Был создан опрос, чтобы узнать, насколько эффективны Веб-
платформы для учебной программы и учащихся. Анкета была спроектирована с учетом
различных аспектов, включая паттерны использования, воспринимаемые преимущества,
возникшие проблемы и предложения по улучшению. Общий опрос состоял из 10 вопросов,
два из которых были открытыми. Анкета была спроектирована с учетом различных аспектов,
включая паттерны использования, воспринимаемые преимущества, возникшие проблемы и
предложения по улучшению. Собранные данные были проанализированы как в
аналитическом, так и в сравнительном плане.
Результаты и обсуждение. Для изучение особенности и влияние веб-платформы на
улучшение академической успеваемости студентов в образовательных учреждениях
был проведен опрос. Опрос был создан в электронном варианте и был распространен в виде
ссылки. В исследование приняли участия студенты бакалавриата Карагандинского
технического университета имени Абылкаса Сагинова. Опрос был заполнен 167
участниками.
Исследование показало, что 79 процентов студентов используют веб-платформы
каждый день (см. рисунок 1).
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Рисунок 1 - Данные по использованию частности веб-платформ
Примечание: Составлено автором
Также было выявлено что 15% учащихся использует платформы для обучения
еженедельно. В результате исследовании выяснилось что всего 4% студентов используют
такие платформы ежемесячно, а 2 % учащихся исползует еще реже. Все 167 участники опроса
не выбрали вариант никогда. Это показывает что все учащихся в каком то мере пользуется
веб платформами для обучения.
Многие студенты используют веб платформы для обучения и для поднятия свои
академические знания. Сейчас существует очень много платформ для обучения, результаты
исследования показали что многие учащиеся пользуются веб платформой Couse a (38%).
Платформа Can as используется 29% студентов. В Can as можно сделать различные
контенты или презентации для урока. А также он дает возможность для взаимоотношения
студентов с преподавателями. Многие студенты может делать различные и красочные
материалы для уроков. Это поможет им поднять свой академическую успеваемость и хорошо
влияет к критичному мышлению.
Рисунок 2 - Данные по использованию веб-платформ (%)
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Google Class oom (18%) занимает заметную долю, что указывает на доступность и
частую интеграцию этой платформы в различные образовательные учреждения. Khan
Academy имеет самый низкий процент использования среди рассмотренных платформ -
всего 4%. Это может указывать на то, что данная платформа в основном используется для
углубленного изучения отдельных тем или как вспомогательный ресурс для самостоятельной
подготовки в конкретных областях. Несмотря на то, что Khan Academy предлагает бесплатные
образовательные курсы по множеству дисциплин, её применение может быть ограничено в
учебных заведениях, где предпочтение отдаётся более структурированным платформам для
управления курсами и учебным процессом, таким как Can as или Google Class oom (см.
рисунок 2).
На рисунке 3 представлены данные о восприятии студентами влияния веб-платформ
на их успеваемость. 79,6% респондентов отметили, что веб-платформы оказали
положительное влияние на их успеваемость. Это подавляющее большинство отражает
значительную роль технологий в современном образовании. Учащиеся, скорее всего,
выиграют от гибкости, доступности и разнообразия ресурсов, которые предоставляют веб-
платформы. Эти платформы часто обеспечивают самостоятельное обучение, доступ к
высококачественным учебным материалам и инструментам для эффективного общения и
сотрудничества со сверстниками и преподавателями. Такие особенности, по-видимому,
тесно связаны с потребностями учащихся в обучении, повышая их способность хорошо
справляться с учебой.
Рисунок 3 - Влияние платформой на успеваемость (%)
Примечание: Составлено автором
Выделенные красным сегментом 16,3% студентов ответили, что они не ощущают
никакого положительного влияния веб-платформ на свою успеваемость. Это говорит о том,
что, хотя большинство считает эти платформы полезными, заметное меньшинство может
столкнуться с трудностями при их эффективном использовании. Возможные причины могут
включать отсутствие цифровой грамотности, недостаточный доступ к надежным технологиям
или Интернету или непригодность определенных платформ для конкретных академических
нужд. В этом разделе подчеркивается важность устранения барьеров, которые могут
помешать некоторым учащимся в полной мере воспользоваться преимуществами цифрового
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Самый маленький желтый сегмент, составляющий 4,1% ответов, указывает на
студентов, которые не уверены в том, как веб-платформы влияют на их успеваемость.
нерешительность студентов показывают что они не осознают как веб платформы помогает
им на уроках. Или же наоборот они думают что успехи в академических оценок сильно
влияет веб сайты чем они сами, обесценивая свой труд. Здесь важно подчеркивать без
инициативы учащихся и их труда невозможно достичь хороших результатов. Также эта
неопределенность может быть вызвана ограниченным доступом к таким платформам или
неоднозначным опытом.
Веб-платформы удобны тем что предоставляют учащимся круглосуточный доступ к
учебным материалам, ресурсам и заданиям. Многие веб-платформы включают
интерактивные элементы, такие как викторины, симуляторы и дискуссионные форумы. Эти
инструменты более активно вовлекают учащихся в процесс обучения, помогая закрепить
концепции и поощряя критическое мышление.
Заключение. В результате исследования можем сказать что веб-платформы играют
решающую роль в современном образовании, повышая успеваемость за счет улучшения
доступа к ресурсам, интерактивного обучения и своевременной обратной связи. Чтобы
максимально использовать свой потенциал, образовательные учреждения должны
сосредоточиться на решении выявленных проблем и учете отзывов учащихся при разработке
и внедрении этих цифровых инструментов. Это поможет создать более эффективную и
благоприятную учебную среду, способствующую успеху учащихся.
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ЖАСАНДЫ ИНТЕЛЛЕКТТІ ОҚЫТУ
ТӘЖІРИБЕЛЕРІ ЖӘНЕ ДАМУ БОЛАШАҒЫ
К.З.Халикова
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Ә.Д.Төрекелдиева
магистрант, Абай атындағы Қазақ ұлттық педагогикалық университеті, Қазақстан
Республикасы
Аңдатпа. Бұл мақала Қазақстан Республикасындағы жасанды интеллект (ЖИ)
саласындағы кадрларды даярлаудың қазіргі тәжірибелеріне, осы процесті реттейтін
нормативтік-құқықтық құжаттарға және даму болашағына жан-жақты талдау жасауға
Талдау барысында "Цифрлық Қазақстан" бағдарламасы, дербес деректерді қорғауға
қатысты заңдар сияқты негізгі нормативтік құжаттарға шолу жасалып, олардың ЖИ-ді
дамытуға әсері айқындалады. Қорытынды бөлімде ЖИ-дің ұлттық басымдықтары – қазақ
тіліндегі деректер қорын қалыптастыру және этикалық ЖИ-ді дамыту мәселелеріне баса
назар аударылған. Сонымен қатар, жүргізілген зерттеулерге байланысты қорытынды
ұсыныстар келтірілген.
Түйінді сөздер: Жасанды интеллект, Gene a i e AI, Мұғалім-ассистент, нормативтік құжаттар,
деректер базасы.
Кіріспе
Бүгінгі таңда білім беру саласындағы өзекті мәселелердің бірі - жасанды интеллект (ЖИ)
технологияларын елдің әлеуметтік-экономикалық дамуының қозғаушы күші ретінде
қабылдап, білім беру саласына ұтымды енгізу болып табылады. Олай дейтін себебіміз,
мемлекеттердің бәсекеге қабілеттілігі олардың осы саладағы мамандарды даярлау
қабілетіне тікелей байланысты екенін практика көрсетіп отыр. Бүкіл әлем елдері
«Ақпараттық-коммуникациялық технологиялар» (АКТ) дәуірінен «Жасанды интеллект»
дәуіріне көшу кезеңін бастан кешіруде. Дәл осы тұста, Қазақстан Республикасы цифрландыру
процесін елдің экономикалық дамуының негізгі бағыттарының бірі ретінде ұстанып,
жасанды интеллект технологияларын білім беру саласына енгізуге байланысты бірнеше
маңызды шараларды қолға алып, жүзеге асыру үстінде. Осы орайда, Қазақстан
Республикасында ЖИ саласын дамытуға бағытталған мемлекеттік бағдарламалары мен
бастамалары білім беру жүйесіне үлкен міндеттер жүктейді. ЖИ тек жоғары оқу
орындарындағы жеке мамандық ретінде ғана емес, сонымен бірге, жалпы білім беру
мазмұнының ажырамас бөлігі ретінде қарастырылуда. Бұл өзгерістер оқу үдерісін, оқыту
әдістері мен мамандарды кәсіби даярлау мәселесін қайта қарауды талап етеді.
Зерттеудің мақсаты – әлем елдерінде жасанды интеллектің оқыту тәжірибелері мен
Қазақстанда жасанды интеллектті оқытудың ағымдағы тәжірибелеріне жан-жақты талдау
жүргізіп, осы бағыттағы негізгі нормативтік-құқықтық құжаттарға шолу жасау, пайдаланылып
жатқан заманауи әдістер мен құралдарды айқындау. Осы талдау негізінде, мақала
Қазақстанның адами капиталының технологиялық талаптарға сай болуы үшін нақты
ұсыныстар беруді көздейді.
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Жасанды интеллект негіздерін оқытудағы әлемдік тәжірибелерге шолу
Әлемнің алдыңғы қатарлы мемлекеттері жасанды интеллектті (ЖИ) пайдалану мен
оны білім беру жүйесіне енгізуде әртүрлі стратегияларды қолдануда. Олардың ішіндегі
негізгі бағыттарына: ұлттық стратегиялар, оқу бағдарламаларын интеграциялау,
мұғалімдердің біліктілігін арттыру және этикалық мәселелерге басымдық беру жатады.
Жасанды интеллектті пайдалану және енгізуге байланысты озық екі мемлекеттің
(Сингапур және Жапония) тәжірибелеріне қысқаша тоқталайық.
Сингапур ЖИ-ді стратегиялық маңызды технология ретінде қарастырады. Ұлттық бастамалар
ретінде AI Singapo e (AISG) ұлттық бағдарламасы мектеп оқушыларына арналған білім беру
ресурстарын әзірлейді. Білім министрлігі (БМ) ЖИ-мен жұмыс істейтін жекелендірілген оқыту
құралдарын ұлттық оқыту платформасы – Студенттік Оқыту Кеңістігіне (SLS) біріктірген.
Сонымен қатар, оқыту мазмұнына 2025 жылдан бастап бастауыш және орта мектептерде "AI
o Fun" сынды арнайы модульдер енгізуді жоспарлаған. Бұл модульдер ЖИ принциптері
мен оның этикалық қолданылуы туралы негізгі түсініктерді қамтамасыз етеді [10]. Келесі
негізгі мәселе – жасанды интеллекттің мектеғпте оқытылуына байланысты, ол жеке пән
ретінде емес, Информатика, Математика, Жаратылыстану пәндерінің мазмұнына кіріктіріп
оқытуды қолға алған.
Технологияларды енгізуге байланысты әлемдегі көш бастаушы елдердің бірі Жапония
мемлекеті. Бұл мемлекет жасанды интеллектті ерте кәсіби даярлауға емес, технология
туралы іргелі түсінік пен жауапкершілікпен пайдалануға баса назар аударады. Бұл жөнінде
Білім, мәдениет, спорт, ғылым мен технологиялар министрлігі (MEXT) ЖИ-ді пайдалануға
қатысты нұсқаулықтар әзірлеп, оның ішінде, генеративті ЖИ-ді этикалық және жауапты
қолдану ережелеріне тоқталады (мысалы, ағылшын тілін үйрену үшін пайдалану) [11].
Жасанды интеллектті жеке міндетті пән ретінде оқыту қарастырылмайды, ол
Информатика, Математика, Әлеуметтік зерттеулер сияқты бар пәндерге біртіндеп
біріктіріледі. Мұндағы негізгі мақсат – ЖИ-дің мүмкіндіктері, шектеулері және қоғамға әсері
туралы түсінік беру болып табылады. AI құралдарын пайдалануға байланысты мектептерде
бейімделетін оқытуды, автоматтандырылған бағалауды және шет тілдерін үйренуге қолдау
көрсетуді қамтитын ЖИ құралдарын сынақтан өткізу жүргізілуде [12].
ҚАЗАҚСТАНДАҒЫ ЖАСАНДЫ ИНТЕЛЛЕКТТІ ОҚЫТУДЫҢ ҚҰҚЫҚТЫҚ НЕГІЗДЕРІ
Қазақстан Республикасында жасанды интеллект (ЖИ) саласын дамыту, оның ішінде,
білім беру аспектісі – мемлекеттік саясаттың негізгі басымдықтарының бірі. ЖИ-ді оқытудың
құқықтық негізі бірнеше стратегиялық және заңнамалық құжаттарда бекітілген. Бұл құжаттар
ЖИ технологиясын тек енгізуді ғана емес, сонымен бірге, осы салада бәсекеге қабілетті
мамандарды даярлауды да жүйелі түрде қамтамасыз етеді.
Қазақстан Республикасы Үкіметінің 2023 жылғы қазандағы қаулысымен бекітілген
Жасанды интеллектті дамытудың 2024–2029 жылдарға арналған тұжырымдамасы [1] ЖИ
экожүйесін құру мен дамытудың негізгі бағыттарын анықтайтын басты стратегиялық құжат
болып табылады. Білім беру мен оқыту мәселесі Тұжырымдаманың маңызды бөлігін
құрайды. Мұндағы адами капиталды дамытуға бағытталған міндеттер төмендегі
мәселелерді қамтиды: Мамандарды даярлау, Межелі көрсеткіш, Оқыту бағдарламаларын
енгізу, Зерттеулерді ынталандыру. Мамандарды даярлау мәселесіне байланысты,
Тұжырымдаманың басты мақсаты – ЖИ саласындағы білім беру бағдарламаларын жетілдіру
арқылы білікті мамандар санын күрт арттыру. Осы аталған мәселелерге байланысты 2029
жылға қарай Қазақстанда ЖИ бойынша білім алған мамандардың санын 80 мыңға дейін
жеткізу жоспарланған. Бұл жоспар ЖОО-лар мен ТжКБ (Техникалық және кәсіптік білім беру)
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орындарына үлкен міндет жүктейді. Оқыту бағдарламаларын енгізу мәселесі бойынша 2029
жылға қарай ЖОО-лардың кемінде 60% және ТжКБ орындарының 10%-ы ЖИ
бағдарламаларын енгізуі тиіс. Бұл тек ЖИ мамандықтарын ғана емес, сонымен қатар, басқа
да салалардағы мамандықтарға ЖИ модульдерін кіріктіруді де білдіреді (мысалы, ЖИ
медицинада, қаржыда және ауыл шаруашылығында).
Келесі негізгі мәселе - зерттеулерді ынталандыру болып табылады. Тұжырымдама ЖИ
саласындағы ғылыми-зерттеу және тәжірибелік-конструкторлық жұмыстарды (ҒЗТКЖ)
қолдауды көздейді, бұл білім берудің ғылыми компонентін күшейтеді.
Тұжырымдама ЖИ модельдерін оқытуға және зерттеуге қажетті ресурстарды
қамтамасыз ету үшін Ұлттық жасанды интеллект жүйесін (ҰЖИЖ) құруды қарастырады. Бұл
оқу үдерісінде қолданылатын деректер кітапханаларына және жоғары өнімді есептеу
қуаттарына (GPU-лар) қол жеткізуді қамтамасыз етуде шешуші рөл атқарады. 2024 жылы
қабылданған (немесе қабылдануы күтілетін) «Жасанды интеллект туралы» Заң ЖИ-ді
дамытудың құқықтық негізін қалайды.[2]. Олардың ішінде, ЖИ ұғымын, оны қолдану
салаларын және осы технологияны пайдалану кезіндегі субъектілердің жауапкершілігін
нақтылайды.
Келесі негізгі мәселе, этика және қауіпсіздік болып табылады. Бұл заңнамалық акт
ЖИ-ді оқыту кезіндегі деректерді қорғау, авторлық құқық және этикалық нормалардың
сақталуын реттейді. Бұл, әсіресе, оқытушылар мен студенттердің ЖИ құралдарын
пайдаланудағы құқықтық шеңберді түсінуі үшін өте маңызды.
Жасанды интеллектті оқытудың тәжірибесі Қазақстанда соңғы жылдары қарқынды
дамып, білім берудің барлық деңгейінде жүйелі түрде енгізіліп келеді. Бұл үдеріс
мемлекеттік бағдарламалардың, жетекші университеттердің бастамаларының және жеке IT
мектептерінің белсенділігінің арқасында іске асуда.
Мектеп деңгейіндегі ЖИ-ді оқыту оқушылардың алгоритмдік және сыни ойлауын
дамытуға, сондай-ақ болашақ технологиялық мамандықтарға баулуға бағытталған.
Информатика, Робототехника және Қосымша Білім Беру Шеңберіндегі Оқыту
Информатика пәні: ЖИ-дің бастапқы негіздері (мысалы, алгоритмдеу, логикалық
операциялар, деректерді талдаудың қарапайым түрлері) Информатика пәнінің жаңартылған
мазмұнына енгізілген.[1].
Робототехника кабинеттері: Еліміздің мектептерінде 3000-ға жуық робототехника
кабинеті ашылды. Бұл оқу орындарында арнайы конструкторлар мен программалау
негіздерін пайдалану арқылы роботтар құрастыру үйірмелері жұмыс істейді. Сонымен қатар,
Робототехника курстары ЖИ-дің практикада жүзеге асырылуының (датчиктермен және
алгоритмдермен жұмыс) алғашқы қадамы болып табылады.
Келесі бағыт - қосымша білім беру болып табылады. Мектептердегі арнайы
үйірмелерде оқушылар өздерінің жобаларын (мысалы, пандемия кезіндегі автоматты
санитайзер) әзірлеп, республикалық және халықаралық жарыстарға қатысуда.
Сонымен қатар, бәсекеге қабілеттілік орталықтарының жұмысы ерекше назар
аударады. ЖОО мен мектептерден бөлек, ЖИ саласындағы бәсекеге қабілетті мамандарды
дайындауда жеке және мемлекеттік-жекеменшік серіктестік негізіндегі IT мектептер мен
орталықтар маңызды рөл атқарады.
TechO da Бағдарламасы: Бұл бағдарлама арқылы Үкімет ваучерлер бөліп, жекеменшік
IT мектептерде (мысалы, IT STEP, Alem, Tomo ow School) мамандар даярлауды
қаржыландырады. ЖИ саласындағы курстар осы бағдарламаның 15%-на дейін қамтуы
мүмкін.[7].
Tomo ow School: As ana Hub жанындағы осы мектеп Қазақстандағы алғашқы жасанды
интеллект мектебі ретінде белгілі. Ол pee - o-pee (бір-бірінен үйрену) форматында оқытады
және студенттер AI инженериясы бағытында тегін білім ала алады.
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[7]Cuku o a, M., e al. (2022).A lea ning analy ics app oach o moni o ing he quali y o online
one- o-one u o ing. Jou nal o Lea ning Analy ics, 9(3), 1–20.
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Jemni, K. K. Bhaga , & A. Kh ibi (Eds.), The Digi al Tu n in Highe Educa ion (pp. xxx–xxx). Singapo e:
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ENHANCING METACOGNITIVE
AWARENESS THROUGH DIGITAL TOOLS IN
ESL CLASSROOMS
Rysbay Ayaulym Ye mankyzy
1s -yea s uden , 7M01701 – Fo eign language: wo o eign languages
Scien i ic Ad iso :
Shinga e a M. Yu.
Candida e o Philological Sciences, NJSC Sou h Kazakhs an Pedagogical Uni e si y named
a e Ozbekali Zhanibeko , Shymken , Kazakhs an
Anno a ion
The digi al age has b ough abou adical changes in educa ional p ac ices, especially in he
eaching o English as a second language (ESL). De eloping s uden s’ me acogni i e awa eness,
ha is, unde s anding and egula ing hei own hinking and lea ning p ocesses, has become an
impo an goal o mode n pedagogy. This a icle examines how new digi al ools can imp o e
s uden s' me acogni i e hinking awa eness in an ESL con ex . I comp ehensi ely analyzes he
ole o a i icial in elligence (AI), mobile applica ions, and online lea ning pla o ms in de eloping
sel -analysis, sel -moni o ing, and independen lea ning. P ac ical sugges ions a e p o ided o
in eg a ing me acogni i e s a egies in o echnologically ad anced language lea ning
en i onmen s.
Keywo ds: me acogni ion, ESL, digi al ools, inno a i e, a i icial in elligence (AI), e lec i e
lea ning, me acogni i e skills, lea ning pla o ms.
In oduc ion
In a apidly de eloping socie y, conside able a en ion is paid o he ole o echnology in
educa ion, which p omo es he de elopmen o independence and c i ical hinking in s uden s.
Teaching English as a second language (ESL) equi es he de elopmen o me acogni i e
awa eness, which depends on lea ne s' unde s anding o hei cogni i e p ocesses and hei abili y
o manage hem e ec i ely. Mode n digi al inno a i e echnologies, when in eg a ed
pu pose ully, se e as key ools o imp o ing me acogni i e de elopmen . As a esul , s uden s
now ha e he oppo uni y no only o mas e he language bu also o s eng hen hei
me acogni i e abili ies.
Online lea ning en i onmen s, in e ac i e applica ions, and AI-powe ed eedback sys ems
p o ide eal- ime in o ma ion on s uden pe o mance. These ools enable s uden s o iden i y
hei s eng hs and weaknesses, e alua e he e ec i eness o hei lea ning s a egies, and adjus
hei app oaches acco dingly. As Fla ell [1] no ed, unde s anding human cogni i e abili ies is key
o de eloping li elong lea ning skills. This a icle explo es he ways in which digi al ools suppo
he de elopmen o me acogni i e awa eness in EFL class ooms, discusses pedagogical
implica ions, and iden i ies bes p ac ices o eache s.
Theo e ical Backg ound.
Me acogni ion, b oadly de ined as he unde s anding and egula ion o one's own
cogni i e p ocesses, is he subjec o ex ensi e esea ch in cogni i e and educa ional psychology.
The heo e ical basis o me acogni ion is laid in he undamen al wo ks o Vygo sky [2], who
emphasized he social o igin o highe men al unc ions. Acco ding o Vygo sky, cogni i e
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de elopmen ini ially occu s in e psychologically h ough social in e ac ion, and hen becomes
in apsychological h ough in e psychic in e ac ion. This p ocess in ol es a g adual ansi ion om
o he o ms o egula ion, when eache s, pa en s o pee s guide he s uden , o sel - egula ion,
when s uden s con ol and di ec hei own cogni i e ac i i y [3].
A key concep in Vygo sky's heo y is sca olding, which B une de ines as s uc u ed
suppo p o ided by a mo e knowledgeable pe son o acili a e a lea ne 's de elopmen , which is
emo ed as he lea ne gains independence [4]. A complemen o he concep o sca olding is he
zone o p oximal de elopmen (ZPD), which ep esen s he gap be ween wha a lea ne can
achie e independen ly and wha he can achie e wi h guidance [5]. Th ough hese mechanisms,
s uden s de elop he abili y o hink e lec i ely and sol e p oblems independen ly, e ec i ely
“lea ning o lea n” [6]. Fu he mo e, Vygo sky emphasized he ole o language in media ing
hinking, no ing ha e balized sel -obse a ion allows s uden s o unde s and hei cogni i e
p ocesses [7].
Fla ell’s model o me acogni ion u he o malized hese ideas by iden i ying
me acogni i e knowledge, me acogni i e expe ience, goals (o asks), and ac ions (o s a egies)
[1]. Me acogni i e knowledge encompasses h ee ca ego ies: pe son (belie s abou onesel and
o he s as lea ne s), ask (knowledge o ask equi emen s), and s a egy (knowledge o e ec i e
cogni i e me hods). Me acogni i e expe ience in ol es conscious eelings and e lec ions ela ed
o cogni i e ac i i y, such as ecognizing di icul y in unde s anding a concep o e alua ing
p og ess. These expe iences in e ac wi h me acogni i e knowledge and ac i a e bo h cogni i e
and me acogni i e s a egies [8].
Nelson and Na ens [9] p oposed a wo-le el model o me acogni ion, dis inguishing a
me a-le el (knowledge abou cogni ion) and an objec -le el (cogni i e ask execu ion). Moni o ing
occu s when he me a-le el obse es objec -le el ac i i y, while con ol occu s when he me a-
le el di ec s objec -le el p ocesses. This emphasizes he dynamic in e ac ion be ween awa eness
and egula ion in me acogni ion.
Teache s play a i al ole in de eloping me acogni ion based on hei knowledge, belie s,
and expe iences o e ec i e class oom p ac ices and he me acogni i e abili ies a ailable o
s uden s [10]. In summa y, me acogni ion eme ges om he in e play o social in e ac ion,
indi idual e lec ion, and ins uc ional suppo . Vygo sky’s ounda ional heo ies p o ide a
amewo k o unde s anding he o igins o de elopmen , while Fla ell and Nelson, Na ens cla i y
i s cogni i e and egula o y dimensions.
Me acogni i e Skills and Thei Role in E ec i e Lea ning
Me acogni i e skills enable lea ne s o plan, moni o , and e alua e hei hinking and
p oblem-sol ing s a egies, p omo ing independen and adap i e lea ning [8]. Key skills include:
 Planning: Se ing goals, selec ing s a egies, and e ec i ely alloca ing esou ces.
 Moni o ing: Con inuously assessing unde s anding, iden i ying gaps, and adjus ing
app oaches.
 Adjus ing and co ec ing: Modi ying s a egies i ini ial app oaches p o e ine ec i e.
 Sel -assessmen and e lec ion: Assessing lea ning ou comes and ein o cing e ec i e
s a egies.
 A en ion and emo ional managemen : Main aining concen a ion, coping wi h
dis ac ions, and o e coming di icul ies.
Me acogni i e skills also suppo highe -le el abili ies such as c i ical hinking, p oblem
sol ing, c ea i e hinking, independen decision-making, and s a egic lea ning. De eloping hese
skills is essen ial o li elong lea ning, enabling indi iduals o engage mind ully wi h ma e ial, adap
o challenges, and op imize cogni i e g ow h [10].
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Digi al Tools as Ca alys s o Me acogni i e De elopmen
Digi al echnologies o e in e ac i e, adap i e and e lec i e eaching me hods ha
s imula e lea ne s' me acogni i e p ocesses, including so and ha d skills, in he p ocess o
lea ning a o eign language. Mo eo e , hey can become ools o help s uden s lea n a language
quickly.
1. AI-Based Lea ning Pla o ms. AI pla o ms such as Duolingo, G amma ly, EWA
English, Copilo , and AI G ade p o ide ins an eedback on g amma , ocabula y,
p onuncia ion, and w i ing s a egies. Lea ne s can e lec on hei e o s, moni o
p og ess, and adjus s a egies in eal ime. In elligen u o ing sys ems guide
lea ne s along pe sonalized pa hs, suppo ing sel - egula ion and me acogni i e
moni o ing [5].
2. Digi al Po olios and Re lec i e Pla o ms. Pla o ms like Google Class oom,
Seesaw, and Filmo e Videos allow lea ne s o documen p og ess, se goals, and
e lec on lea ning expe iences. Re lec i e p omp s such as:
 “Wha s a egies helped you lea n his ocabula y?”
 “Wha di icul ies did you encoun e ?”
 “How can you imp o e nex ime?” enable s uden s o engage in sel -
assessmen and c i ical e lec ion [3].
3. Mobile Lea ning Applica ions. Mobile-assis ed language lea ning (MALL)
applica ions, including Quizle , Mem ise, Anki, and Di i , p omo e lea ne
au onomy and lexibili y. Lea ne s can plan s udy schedules, moni o accu acy, and
e alua e pe o mance, p ac icing all h ee s ages o me acogni i e egula ion
beyond he class oom [5].
4. Online Collabo a ion and Pee Feedback Tools. Pla o ms such as Padle , Edmodo,
Mic oso Teams, and ClassPoin suppo collabo a i e e lec ion and pee
assessmen . Social in e ac ion, as desc ibed by Vygo sky [2], p omo es highe -
o de hinking, including me acogni i e awa eness. Pee eedback allows lea ne s
o e alua e hei own ou pu c i ically, os e ing e lec i e hinking and pe spec i e-
aking.
5. AI-Gene a ed Media and Simula ions. Tools such as Twee and Syn hesia p o ide
imme si e AI-gene a ed scena ios and a a a s, enabling lea ne s o engage in
c ea i e p oblem-sol ing, sel -ques ioning, and e lec i e e alua ion. These ools
make abs ac concep s angible and encou age in e ac i e me acogni i e
assessmen .
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Tools Desc ip ion
YMe aconnec Guides lea ne s h ough Re iew–Ac ion–Re lec ion cycles o sel -assessmen
and s a egy planning.
SRLAgen Gami ied AI sys em suppo ing goal-se ing, sel -moni o ing, and e lec ion in
eal ime
Cogni i e
Mi o
P o ides adap i e eedback o help lea ne s plan, moni o , and e alua e
cogni i e s a egies.
Lea ningRO
(RoTu o )
AI assis an sca olding lea ning asks and encou aging e lec i e sel -
egula ion.
P ak ika.ai 3D a a a ole-play o spoken language e lec ion and s a egy adjus men .
Be y’s b ain Teaches lea ne s o explain concep s o a i ual agen , encou aging
me acogni i e e lec ion h ough eaching
Table 1. Digi al Tools o Enhancing Me acogni i e Awa eness in ESL Lea ne s
Me hodology
This s udy employs a quali a i e analy ical app oach o e alua e and compa e quan i a i e
ools in e ms o hei e ec i eness in de eloping me acogni i e awa eness in English as a second
language lea ne s, examining hem om heo e ical, unc ional and pedagogical pe spec i es.
Da a Sou ces:
 Li e a u e Re iew: Resea ch on me acogni ion, ESL educa ion, and digi al lea ning.
 Digi al Tool Analysis: Fea u es o mains eam (Duolingo, G amma ly, Quizle , Padle ,
e c.) and inno a i e ools (Owlgo i hm, Re lexion, SRLAgen ).
 Teache and Lea ne Insigh s: P e iously published epo s con ex ualized ool usage.
Tool Selec ion C i e ia. Tools we e analyzed o hei capaci y o suppo :
 Me acogni i e knowledge and expe iences
 Planning, moni o ing, and e alua ion
 Collabo a i e and social in e ac ion
Da a Analysis
 Coding and ca ego iza ion acco ding o Fla ell’s (1979) amewo k
 Mapping ools o s ages o me acogni i e egula ion
 Compa a i e quali a i e assessmen o mains eam s. inno a i e ools
Discussion
Analysis indica es ha digi al ools enhance me acogni ion in ESL class ooms in mul iple
ways:
 AI-based pla o ms p o ide immedia e eedback, suppo ing sel - egula ion.
 Digi al po olios os e e lec ion and documen a ion o lea ning p ocesses.
 Mobile apps ex end me acogni i e p ac ice beyond he class oom, inc easing lea ne
au onomy.
 Collabo a ion ools encou age social e lec ion and pe spec i e aking.
 AI-gene a ed simula ions p omo e highe -o de hinking h ough imme si e, in e ac i e
scena ios.
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Inno a i e ools such as Owlgo i hm, Re lexion, and SRLAgen show pa icula p omise in
p o iding adap i e sca olding and pe sonalized me acogni i e p omp s. These ools may enhance
engagemen and c i ical sel -e alua ion beyond adi ional applica ions. Howe e , challenges
include digi al o e load, inequi able access, and he need o eache aining o in eg a e ools
e ec i ely. Teache s mus ca e ully selec ools ha emphasize e lec ion and s a egic hinking
a he han o e memo iza ion.
Pedagogical Aspec s o Teaching English as a Fo eign Language
The in eg a ion o digi al ools in o EFL class ooms sugges s signi ican oppo uni ies o
de eloping me acogni i e awa eness. Teache s can use AI-powe ed pla o ms, mobile apps, digi al
po olios, and collabo a ion ools o help s uden s plan, moni o , and e alua e hei lea ning.
E ec i e implemen a ion equi es alignmen wi h cogni i e heo y, s uden needs, and lea ning
goals, ensu ing ha echnologies complemen , a he han eplace, sound pedagogical p ac ice.
AI-based pla o ms p o ide eal- ime eedback and can be inco po a ed in o s uc u ed
lesson plans, encou aging s uden s o analyze e o s, iden i y pa e ns o pe o mance, and adjus
lea ning s a egies [1, 8]. Digi al po olios allow o he documen a ion and analysis o p og ess
[3]. Mobile language lea ning (MALL) applica ions p o ide lexibili y o p ac ice and sel -
moni o ing ou side he class oom [5]. Collabo a ion and pee eedback ools acili a e social
media ion, c i ical analysis, and pe spec i e- aking [2]. Inno a i e a i icial in elligence ools o e
a pe sonalized amewo k o e lec ion, minimizing cogni i e o e load while suppo ing
au onomous lea ning.
Assessmen and Feedback S a egies o Me acogni i e De elopmen
In eg a ing assessmen and eedback mechanisms in o digi al lea ning en i onmen s
enhances me acogni i e awa eness. Fo ma i e assessmen s using a i icial in elligence ools
p o ide immedia e and ac ionable eedback [5]. Pee assessmen s using pla o ms like Padle
encou age s uden s o e alua e bo h hei own wo k and ha o hei pee s, os e ing e lec i e
hinking and pe spec i e aking. Sel -assessmen p omp s and checklis s in eg a ed in o apps o
digi al pla o ms help s uden s plan, moni o , and e alua e s a egies [1]. Adap i e AI eedback
using ools like SRLAgen o Cogni i e Mi o pe sonalizes guidance, enabling ocused
me acogni i e e lec ion and independen p oblem sol ing.
Conclusion
Digi al ools ha e ans o med ESL ins uc ion by making me acogni i e p ocesses isible
and ac ionable. When in eg a ed pu pose ully, hese ools enable lea ne s o plan, moni o , and
e alua e lea ning, p omo ing au onomy and sel - egula ion. Teache s play a c i ical ole in
designing expe iences ha os e e lec i e hinking. Fu u e esea ch could explo e empi ical
s udies compa ing he e ec s o di e en digi al ools on ESL lea ne s’ me acogni i e awa eness,
p o iding e idence o bes p ac ices in echnology-media ed language lea ning.
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THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE MONTESSORI
METHOD IN TEACHING FOREIGN
LANGUAGES TO PRESCHOOL CHILDREN
Talapo a A.K.
Mas e o Pedagogical sciences, Kazakh Ablai Khan Uni e si y o In e na ional Rela ions
and Wo ld Languages, Alma y, Kazakhs an
To omano a M.S.
4 h yea s uden , Kazakh Ablai Khan Uni e si y o In e na ional Rela ions and Wo ld
Languages,Alma y, Kazakhs an
ABSTRACT
This a cle in esga es he eﬀec eness o he Mon esso i Me hod in enhancing o eign
language lea ning among p eschool child en. Roo ed in Mon esso i’s p inciples o independence,
senso y explo aon, and sel -di ec ed lea ning, he app oach in eg a es language acquision in o
a na u al and engaging p ocess o disco e y. The s udy employed a mixed-me hods desc ip e
design in ol ing 50 p eschool eache s om a ious educaonal ins uons in Kazakhs an. Da a
we e collec ed h ough a s uc u ed quesonnai e consisng o 15 Like -scale i ems and 5 open-
ended quesons, adminis e ed ia Google Fo ms o e a wo-week pe iod. Quan a e da a we e
analyzed using desc ip e s ascs, while quali a e esponses we e examined h ough hemac
analysis. Resul s indica ed ha eache s s ongly belie e he Mon esso i Me hod os e s
ocabula y de elopmen , communica e conﬁdence, and lea ne mo aon. Howe e , challenges
such as limi ed p o essional aining, ma e ial adap aon, and balancing au onomy wi h linguisc
s uc u e we e also idenﬁed. The ﬁndings sugges ha he Mon esso i app oach p o ides a
de elopmen ally app op ia e and humanisc amewo k o ea ly o eign language educaon,
emphasizing expe ienal lea ning, emoonal engagemen , and holisc de elopmen .
Keywo ds: Mon esso i Me hod, o eign language lea ning, p eschool educaon, ea ly
childhood, lea ne mo aon.
INTRODUCTION
In he 21s cen u y, he abili y o communica e in a o eign language has become a c ucial
aspec o child en’s pe sonal, cul u al, and cogni e de elopmen . As globalizaon connues o
expand, pa en s and educa o s a e inc easingly mo a ed o in oduce o eign languages du ing
ea ly childhood, when he b ain is especially ecep e o linguisc inpu . Howe e , adional
me hods o o eign language ins ucon oen emphasize o e memo izaon, epeon, and
eache -cen e ed ac ies, which may no align wi h he na u al lea ning endencies o p eschool
child en.
In con as , he Mon esso i Me hod oﬀe s a child-cen e ed, holisc, and de elopmen ally
app op ia e app oach ha can make o eign language lea ning bo h eﬀec e and enjoyable.
De eloped by Ma ia Mon esso i, his me hod is g ounded in he belie ha child en lea n bes
h ough sel -di ec ed ac i y, hands-on explo aon, and in e acon wi h a ca e ully p epa ed
en i onmen . Wi hin his amewo k, language lea ning becomes a na u al ex ension o a child’s
cu iosi y and engagemen wi h hei su oundings a he han a o ced academic ask.
The Mon esso i philosophy emphasizes he abso ben mind, a concep desc ibing he
young child’s unique abili y o unconsciously and eﬀo lessly abso b language and in o maon
om he en i onmen (Lilla d, 2017). This p inciple aligns closely wi h con empo a y heo ies in
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psycholinguiscs and cogni e de elopmen , which highligh ea ly childhood as he opmal pe iod
o language acquision (Aydoğan, 2016; Ha na, 2018).
Resea ch suppo s he eﬀec eness o he Mon esso i app oach in os e ing ea ly linguisc
compe ence. S udies e eal ha Mon esso i-educa ed p eschoole s oen demons a e supe io
ocabula y de elopmen , phonological awa eness, and communica e conﬁdence compa ed o
hei pee s in adional sengs (Zam oni & Wijaya, 2024; Febyawa & Wulanda i, 2021; A lı,
Ko kmaz, Taş epe, & Akyol, 2016). When applied o o eign language educaon, Mon esso i
me hods, such as senso ial ma e ials, eal-li e con ex s, and spon aneous communicaon—c ea e
imme si e linguisc expe iences ha nu u e comp ehension and exp ession na u ally.
Howe e , success ul implemen aon equi es well-p epa ed eache s who unde s and bo h
Mon esso i pedagogy and he p inciples o second language acquision. Challenges may a ise in
main aining he balance be ween language exposu e and eedom o choice, ensu ing consis en
in e acon in he a ge language, and adapng ma e ials o mullingual class ooms.
The cu en s udy aims o explo e how he Mon esso i Me hod suppo s o eign language
lea ning among p eschool child en, ocusing on i s pedagogical, cogni e, and emoonal beneﬁ s.
The main objec es a e as ollows:
1. To analyze how he Mon esso i app oach inﬂuences
language acquision and communicaon skills in p eschool
lea ne s.
2. To examine how Mon esso i en i onmen s os e mo aon,
independence, and sel -conﬁdence in o eign language
lea ning.
3. To iden y challenges educa o s ace in applying Mon esso i
p inciples o language ins ucon and sugges p accal
s a egies o add ess hem.
Acco dingly, his s udy seeks o answe he ollowing esea ch queson: How does he
Mon esso i Me hod enhance he eﬀec eness o o eign language lea ning o p eschool child en
h ough i s p inciples o independence, explo aon, and indi idualized ins ucon?
By add essing his queson, he esea ch aims o con ibu e o he g owing ﬁeld o ea ly
childhood bilingual educaon, demons ang how he Mon esso i philosophy can se e as an
eﬀec e and humanisc al e na e o con enonal language eaching. The ﬁndings a e expec ed
o in o m p eschool cu icula, eache aining p og ams, and educaonal policy, p omong mo e
na u al and meaning ul app oaches o language lea ning du ing he o ma e yea s o a child’s li e.
LITERATURE REVIEW
The Mon esso i Me hod, ounded by Ma ia Mon esso i, emphasizes sel -di ec ed lea ning,
independence, and ac e engagemen wi h he en i onmen . Con empo a y esea che s ha e
explo ed how his app oach suppo s no only gene al cogni e and social de elopmen bu also
language acquision and o eign language lea ning in ea ly childhood educaon.
Lilla d (2017) p o ides a comp ehensi e o e iew o he scienﬁc oundaons o he
Mon esso i app oach, demons ang ha i s p inciples align wi h cu en ﬁndings in
de elopmen al psychology and cogni e science. She a gues ha Mon esso i class ooms, wi h
hei ocus on au onomy, senso y explo aon, and indi idualized lea ning, na u ally p omo e
linguisc de elopmen h ough meaning ul in e acon. In a la e s udy, Lilla d (2019) highligh s he
endu ing ele ance o Mon esso i’s ideas in he mode n educaonal con ex , emphasizing how he
me hod cul a es cu iosi y and in insic mo aon, key ac o s in success ul language acquision.
Se e al s udies ha e examined he speciﬁc impac o he Mon esso i app oach on ea ly
language lea ning. Aydoğan (2016) ound ha Mon esso i educaon posi ely aﬀec s p eschool
child en’s language de elopmen , pa cula ly in ocabula y and p onunciaon. Simila ly, Zam oni
and Wijaya (2024) demons a ed ha Mon esso i-based ac ies enhance ocabula y acquision
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and comp ehension by engaging child en in mulsenso y and con ex ualized expe iences.
Febyawa and Wulanda i (2021) u he conﬁ med he eﬀec eness o Mon esso i p inciples in
eaching English o young lea ne s, nong imp o emen s in mo aon, ﬂuency, and
communica e conﬁdence.
Teache s’ pe spec es on Mon esso i pedagogy also e eal i s s eng hs and challenges.
A lı, Ko kmaz, Taş epe, and Akyol (2016) ound ha educa o s wo king in Mon esso i schools iew
he me hod as beneﬁcial o child en’s holisc de elopmen bu emphasize he need o
specialized aining o implemen i eﬀec ely. Ha na (2018) suppo s his iew, iden ying ha
while child-cen e ed s a egies enhance engagemen , eache s mus ca e ully balance eedom
wi h s uc u ed guidance o ensu e consis en p og ess in language lea ning.
Beyond linguisc ou comes, Mon esso i educaon os e s c ea i y, au onomy, and c ical
hinking, skills essenal o li elong lea ning. Be eczki and Ká pá (2018), in hei sys emac e iew,
no ed ha eache s who adop cons uc is and c ea i y-o ien ed app oaches, such as
Mon esso i, end o c ea e en i onmen s ha encou age sel -exp ession and inno a e p oblem-
sol ing. These qualies a e di ec ly linked o communica e compe ence in a second language
con ex .
O e all, he e iewed li e a u e sugges s ha he Mon esso i Me hod p o ides a
scienﬁcally g ounded, child-cen e ed amewo k ha eﬀec ely suppo s ea ly o eign language
acquision. I s emphasis on independence, explo aon, and mulsenso y lea ning p omo es no
only linguisc p oﬁciency bu also mo aon and sel -conﬁdence. Howe e , success ul applicaon
depends on eache p epa aon, con ex ual adap aon, and ongoing eﬂecon on pedagogical
p acce.
MATERIALS AND METHODS
Resea ch Design
This s udy employed a mixed-me hods desc ip e design, in eg ang quan a e and
quali a e app oaches o in esga e p eschool eache s’ pe cepons o using he Mon esso i
Me hod in eaching o eign languages. The mixed design allowed o nume ical analysis o
eache s’ a udes and expe iences as well as an in-dep h in e p e aon o hei open-ended
esponses.
The s udy las ed six weeks, and consis ed o h ee main phases: su ey design and pilong,
da a collecon h ough Google Fo ms, and da a analysis. The esea ch sough o iden y how
Mon esso i p inciples inﬂuence child en’s language lea ning, mo aon, and communica e
de elopmen in ea ly educaon sengs.
Pa cipan s
The pa cipan s in his s udy we e 50 p eschool eache s om a ious educaonal
ins uons ac oss Kazakhs an, including bo h public and p i a e p eschools, as well as Mon esso i-
based cen e s. All pa cipan s had a leas one yea o eaching expe ience and we e in ol ed in
ea ly childhood language educaon. Table 1 summa izes he demog aphic p oﬁle o he eache s
who pa cipa ed in he s udy.
Pa cipaon was olun a y and anonymous, and in o med consen was ob ained p io o
da a collecon. E hical app o al was g an ed by he Ins uonal Re iew Boa d o he esea che ’s
uni e si y.
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Zam oni, A., & Wijaya, H. (2024). Enhancing ocabula y acquision using Mon esso i me hods in
ea ly childhood educaon. In e naonal Jou nal o Ea ly Language Lea ning, 12(1), 77–92.

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DEVELOPING STUDENTS’ SCIENTIFIC
LITERACY THROUGH THE ORGANIZATION
OF FIELD-BASED AND PRACTICAL
LEARNING ACTIVITIES
Issaye G.I.
Candida e o Technical Sciences, Associa e P o esso , Khoja Akhme Yassawi In e na ional
Kazakh-Tu kish Uni e si y, Tu kis an, Kazakhs an
Nugman R.M.
Mas e 's S uden , Khoja Akhme Yassawi In e na ional Kazakh-Tu kish Uni e si y,
Tu kis an, Kazakhs an
Abs ac . This s udy examines he scienﬁc and me hodological oundaons o o ganizing
ﬁeld-based and p accal lea ning ac ies aimed a de eloping s uden s’ scienﬁc li e acy in he
con ex o con empo a y science educaon. The esea ch was conduc ed among 9 h–10 h g ade
s uden s in he ci y o Tu kis an using wo in e naonally alida ed ins uconal models: he
Inqui y-Based Science Educaon (IBSE) me hod and Kolb’s Expe ienal Lea ning Cycle. A quasi-
expe imen al design was employed, in ol ing an expe imen al g oup augh wi h IBSE- and Kolb-
based p accal asks and a con ol g oup augh h ough adional me hods. The ﬁndings
e ealed ha bo h app oaches signiﬁcan ly enhanced key componen s o scienﬁc li e acy,
including scienﬁc explanaon, hypo hesis o mulaon, expe imen al planning, da a
in e p e aon, eﬂec e hinking, and he applicaon o knowledge in new con ex s. The
expe imen al g oup demons a ed subs anally highe gains compa ed o he con ol g oup,
conﬁ ming he eﬀec eness o s uc u ed expe ienal and inqui y-o ien ed p accum ac ies.
The esul s unde sco e he pedagogical impo ance o in eg ang esea ch-based p accal
lea ning in o science cu icula o s eng hen s uden s’ scienﬁc hinking, inqui y abilies, and
e idence-based easoning.
Keywo ds: scienﬁc li e acy; inqui y-based lea ning; ﬁeld-based p accum; expe ienal
lea ning; IBSE; Kolb cycle; science educaon; esea ch skills.
In he con empo a y sys em o p o essional educaon, he eﬀec e in eg aon o s uden s’
In he con empo a y educaon sys em, he signiﬁcance o science-o ien ed subjec s is s eadily
inc easing, and he de elopmen o s uden s’ scienﬁc li e acy has become a s a egic p io i y o
he pedagogical p ocess. Scienﬁc li e acy e e s o he in eg a ed capaci y o lea ne s o explain
na u al phenomena om a scienﬁc pe spec e, o mula e esea ch quesons, conduc
expe imen s, make e idence-based conclusions, and apply he ob ained esul s in eal-li e
si uaons. The apid ans o maon o socio- echnical p ocesses in he wen y-ﬁ s cen u y, he
s eng hening o STEM in eg aon, and he g owing complexi y o en i onmen al challenges
necessi a e enhancing he ole o expe ienal and inqui y-based lea ning in shaping s uden s’
scienﬁc wo ld iew. In his con ex , he scienﬁcally and me hodologically sound o ganizaon o
ﬁeld-based and p accal lea ning ac ies se es as a key ins umen o de eloping scienﬁc
li e acy in school educaon.
Field-based p accum enables s uden s o obse e na u al objec s di ec ly, conduc
labo a o y expe imen s, o mula e scienﬁc hypo heses, and in e p e esul s, he eby cul ang
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hei esea ch cul u e. This ype o wo k in eg a es adional heo ecal knowledge wi h p accal
asks, allowing s uden s o mas e scienﬁc me hodology, a cula e e idence-based easoning,
and de elop c ical e aluaon skills. Pedagogical s udies demons a e ha sys emac o ganizaon
o p accal ac ies in he class oom signiﬁcan ly enhances s uden s’ conscious acquision o
biological, chemical, and ecological knowledge, as well as con ibu es o he o maon o scienﬁc
language compe ence.
The ele ance o he opic is u he ein o ced by he ac ha s uden s’ scienﬁc li e acy
is conside ed one o he co e indica o s in in e naonal assessmen sys ems such as PISA and
TIMSS, and has become a majo benchma k o imp o ing he quali y o educaon in Kazakhs an.
PISA ﬁndings conﬁ m ha he abili y o pe o m p accal, expe imen -based asks is closely linked
o s uden s’ le el o scienﬁc hinking. Acco dingly, he eﬀec e o ganizaon o ﬁeld-based
p accum in schools no only deepens subjec knowledge bu also s eng hens lea ne s’
engagemen in esea ch ac ies and os e s hei ecological and scienﬁc esponsibili y.
The aim o he s udy is o iden y he scienﬁc and me hodological oundaons o
o ganizing ﬁeld-based p accum and o p opose eﬀec e app oaches o de eloping s uden s’
scienﬁc li e acy h ough his p ocess. In line wi h his pu pose, he esea ch ocuses on
de e mining he s uc u al componen s o p accum ac ies, me hods o o ganizaon,
mechanisms o mas e ing he logic o scienﬁc inqui y, and pedagogical condions o enhancing
s uden s’ skills in in e p eng scienﬁc esul s.
The scienﬁc no el y o he s udy lies in sys emazing he heo ecal oundaons o
de eloping scienﬁc li e acy h ough ﬁeld-based p accum, cons ucng a con en -based model
o p accal wo k, and p oposing me hodological mechanisms o i s implemen aon in he
educaonal p ocess. This app oach con ibu es o s eng hening s uden s’ esea ch po enal,
deepening hei unde s anding o lea ning ma e ials, and c eang a scienﬁc, inqui y-based
lea ning en i onmen .
Thus, he eﬀec e o ganizaon o ﬁeld-based p accum ep esen s a c ucial ac o in
shaping s uden s’ scienﬁc hinking, p accal esea ch skills, e idence-based easoning, and he
abili y o explain na u al phenomena scienﬁcally.
The de elopmen o s uden s’ scienﬁc li e acy has become one o he cen al di econs
o con empo a y in e naonal educaonal esea ch. Aikenhead (2006) [1], examining he concep
o scienﬁc li e acy in elaon o he socio-cul u al con ex o science educaon, emphasizes ha
os e ing an in esga e s ance in lea ne s is a co e objec e o he educaonal p ocess. This
pe spec e is suppo ed by Bybee (2010) [2], who deﬁnes scienﬁc li e acy as he abili y o explain
e e yday p oblems h ough scienﬁc me hods and highligh s he impo ance o p accal ac ies
in de eloping s uden s’ scienﬁc hinking. Thus, in e naonal heo ecal amewo ks demons a e
ha ﬁeld-based and p accal lea ning ac ies cons u e a undamen al mechanism o os e ing
scienﬁc li e acy.
The ole o p accal ac ies in science educaon is comp ehensi ely add essed in Kolb’s
(1984) [3] expe ienal lea ning heo y. Kolb asse s ha knowledge is econs uc ed h ough
expe ience, and ha s uden s de elop high-le el cogni e p ocesses when hey independen ly
analyze hei expe iences and d aw scienﬁc conclusions. Osbo ne and Dillon (2008) [4] also
emphasize ha labo a o y wo k no only con ibu es o he acquision o scienﬁc e minology
bu also enables lea ne s o unde s and he logic o inqui y and cons uc e idence-based
easoning. These iews posion ﬁeld-based p accum as a key didacc ool o de eloping
scienﬁc li e acy.
The impac o labo a o y and ﬁeld expe iences on s uden s’ scienﬁc unde s anding and
esea ch skills is subs ana ed by nume ous empi ical s udies. Ho s ein and Lunea (2004) [5]
show ha labo a o y ins ucon enhances lea ne s’ comp ehension o scienﬁc concep s and
p omo es meaning ul engagemen wi h scienﬁc me hodology, while B oman and Pa chmann
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(2014) [6] demons a e ha con ex -based chemis y and biology lessons wi h s ong p accal and
applied o ien aon suppo he sus ainable de elopmen o scienﬁc li e acy. Such ﬁndings
highligh ha p accal ac ies inﬂuence cogni e, p ocedu al, and pe sonal aspec s o s uden
de elopmen .
S udies wi hin in e naonal assessmen sys ems u he ein o ce he ele ance o
scienﬁc li e acy as a muldimensional cons uc . Acco ding o he OECD (2019) [7] PISA
amewo k, scienﬁc li e acy encompasses explaining phenomena, conducng scienﬁc inqui y,
and in e p eng da a. De Jong (2019) [8] no es ha he o maon o hese compe encies depends
di ec ly on he quali y and s uc u e o expe ienal ac ies, iden ying ﬁeld-based p accum as
a p ima y sou ce o scienﬁc hinking skills. These insigh s unde line he decisi e ole o p accal
inqui y in shaping scienﬁc pe o mance indica o s a he in e naonal le el.
Resea ch on expe imen al eaching also expands he heo ecal and me hodological
oundaons o his ﬁeld. C aw o d (2014) [9] demons a es ha sys emac engagemen wi h
scienﬁc inqui y in schools acili a es s uden s’ p og ession om “no ice esea che ” o
“independen inqui e .” Lede man e al. (2014) [10] a gue ha eaching scienﬁc me hodology
mus ex end beyond conducng expe imen s o include o mulang esea ch quesons,
cons ucng hypo heses, and de eloping e idence-based conclusions. This unde sco es he
impo ance o scienﬁcally s uc u ing he model o ﬁeld-based p accum.
S udies conduc ed in biology and ecology u he illus a e how di ec in e acon wi h
na u al objec s con ibu es o he de elopmen o s uden s’ scienﬁc li e acy. Tip on e al. (2020)
[11] show ha ﬁeldwo k imp o es s uden s’ skills in obse ing na u al phenomena, measu ing
en i onmen al a iables, compa ing da a, and de eloping ecological easoning. Fančo ičo á and
P okop (2019) [12] highligh ha di ec engagemen wi h li ing o ganisms enhances bo h he
emoonal and cogni e componen s o lea ne s’ scienﬁc wo ld iew. These ﬁndings conﬁ m he
inﬂuence o p accal biology ac ies on cogni e p ocesses.
In ecen yea s, schola s ha e inc easingly ocused on combining expe imen al lea ning
wi h digi al echnologies o ad ance scienﬁc li e acy. Sme ana and Bell (2012) [13] demons a e
ha i ual models and digi al senso s allow lea ne s o eco d expe imen al da a wi h high
accu acy, while Zacha ia e al. (2015) [14] conclude ha in eg ang physical and i ual
labo a o ies s eng hens he o maon o scienﬁc concep s. This app oach indica es he need o
align ﬁeld-based p accum wi h mode n educaonal echnologies.
O e all, he e iewed li e a u e demons a es ha he de elopmen o s uden s’ scienﬁc
li e acy is closely connec ed o he eﬀec e o ganizaon o ﬁeld-based and p accal lea ning
ac ies. Ac oss in e naonal esea ch, expe ienal and inqui y-based engagemen consis en ly
eme ges as a co e mechanism o p omong scienﬁc hinking, da a analysis skills, and meaning ul
unde s anding o scienﬁc me hodology. The e o e, he sys emac and scienﬁcally g ounded
o ganizaon o p accum ac ies holds decisi e impo ance wi hin he con empo a y pa adigm
o science educaon.
The s udy was conduc ed among 9 h-10 h g ade s uden s in gene al educaon schools in
he ci y o Tu kis an. A o al o 84 esponden s pa cipa ed in he esea ch wi h he pu pose o
e aluang he eﬀec eness o o ganizing ﬁeld-based and p accal ac ies in science- ela ed
subjec s. The s udy was ca ied ou o e he cou se o one academic semes e du ing he 2024-
2025 school yea . School labo a o ies, small ecological s udy plo s, and biology class ooms we e
used as he esea ch en i onmen . All ﬁeld-based and p accal asks we e s uc u ed in
acco dance wi h he con en o he school cu iculum.
The esea ch was based on wo scienﬁcally g ounded me hods.
1. Inqui y-Based Science Educaon (IBSE) me hod (Bybee, 1997; Zion & Mendelo ici,
2012). IBSE is an in e naonally ecognized app oach o os e ing scienﬁc li e acy. The me hod
is g ounded in J. Bybee’s 5E ins uconal model (Engage–Explo e–Explain–Elabo a e–E alua e). In
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his s udy, he IBSE me hod was employed o de elop s uden s’ skills in o mulang scienﬁc
quesons, cons ucng hypo heses, conducng expe imen al p ocedu es, compa ing esul s, and
d awing e idence-based conclusions. In each lesson, s uden s pe o med p accal asks ela ed o
na u al objec s and comple ed inqui y shee s o analyze he collec ed da a.
The use o he IBSE me hod was aimed a enhancing he co e componen s o scienﬁc
li e acy scienﬁc explanaon, da a handling, and e idence-based easoning.
2. Expe ienal Lea ning Cycle (D. Kolb, 1984). The expe ienal lea ning cycle de eloped by
D. Kolb consis s o ou s ages: Conc e e Expe ience, Reﬂec e Obse aon, Abs ac
Concep ualizaon, and Ac e Expe imen aon. As his model aligns closely wi h he na u al
s uc u e o p accal scienﬁc wo k, i se ed as a co e me hod in he s udy.
S uden s we e gi en labo a o y asks in ol ing na u al ma e ials (plan samples, soil, and
wa e specimens). A each s age o he cycle, lea ne s desc ibed hei expe iences, analyzed he
esul s in e ms o cause–eﬀec elaonships, and linked heo ecal concep s wi h p accal
examples.
Kolb’s cycle enabled he de elopmen o eﬂec e hinking and me acogni e moni o ing
skills.
The s udy was o ganized using a quasi-expe imen al design. S uden s om wo gene al
educaon schools in he ci y o Tu kis an, en olled in g ades 9–10, pa cipa ed in he esea ch,
and wo g oups we e o med:
 Expe imen al g oup (n = 42): engaged in ﬁeld-based and p accal ac ies s uc u ed
acco ding o he IBSE and Kolb me hods.
 Con ol g oup (n = 42): comple ed adional p accal asks.
To e alua e he eﬀec eness o he ﬁeld-based p accum, he ollowing ins umen s we e
employed:
 a specialized scienﬁc li e acy es assessing skills such as o mulang esea ch
quesons, in e p eng da a, and d awing conclusions;
 obse aon checklis s measu ing he quali y o p accal ask pe o mance;
 eﬂec e jou nals aligned wi h he IBSE amewo k and Kolb’s expe ienal lea ning
cycle.
To e alua e he impac o he IBSE me hod on s uden s’ scien i ic li e acy, he ini ial (p e-
es ) and inal (pos - es ) pe o mance indica o s o he expe imen al and con ol g oups we e
compa ed (Figu e 1).
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Figu e 1. Scien i ic Li e acy Indica o s Acco ding o he IBSE Me hod
The ob ained da a demons a e ha he applicaon o he IBSE me hod in o ganizing ﬁeld-
based p accum has a p onounced posi e impac on he de elopmen o s uden s’ scienﬁc
li e acy. Du ing he p e- es s age, he esul s o bo h g oups we e mixed and closely aligned (55-
67 poin s), indicang ha he inial le el o scienﬁc p epa edness was ela ely uni o m, he eby
ensu ing he objec i y o he s udy. Al hough he con ol g oup sco ed sligh ly highe in some
skills, such as “Use o scienﬁc e minology” (67 s. 60), he expe imen al g oup ou pe o med in
o he s (e.g., “Designing an expe imen al plan”: 62 s. 67). These a iaons eﬂec na u al baseline
diﬀe ences and show ha bo h g oups had compa able po enal a he ou se .
A he pos - es s age, he expe imen al g oup sco ed highe han he con ol g oup ac oss
all indica o s, wi h diﬀe ences consis en ly main ained wi hin he 77-86 poin ange. The g ea es
imp o emen was obse ed in complex cogni e skills such as “Designing an expe imen al plan”
and “D awing e idence-based conclusions,” which conﬁ ms he inqui y-d i en s uc u e o he
IBSE me hod. The con ol g oup also demons a ed some p og ess; howe e , his imp o emen
was cha ac e isc o ep oduc e asks, wi h limi ed changes (69-75 poin s). This indica es ha
he g ow h obse ed in he expe imen al g oup is quali a ely diﬀe en : s uden s no only
acqui ed ac ual knowledge bu also began o ope a e wi hin a scienﬁc logic amewo k, showing
mo e ad anced da a in e p e aon skills.
O e all, he analysis conﬁ ms ha he IBSE me hod eﬀec ely os e s highe -o de
scienﬁc compe encies, including o mulang esea ch quesons, cons ucng hypo heses,
analyzing expe imen al da a, and gene ang e idence-based conclusions. Such dynamics illus a e
ha he de elopmen o scienﬁc li e acy depends no only on he accumulaon o knowledge
bu also on he meaning ul applicaon o scienﬁc me hodology. Thus, o ganizing ﬁeld-based
p accum acco ding o he IBSE model is a pedagogically jusﬁed, scienﬁcally alida ed, and
highly eﬀec e app oach ha leads o signiﬁcan imp o emen s no only quan a ely, bu also
quali a ely, in s uden s’ scienﬁc hinking.
Field-based p accum o ganized acco ding o Kolb’s expe ienal lea ning cycle was aimed
a iden ying s uden s’ abilies in scienﬁc hinking, eﬂecon, analysis o expe ience, and
applicaon o ob ained da a in new si uaons. The esul s a e p esen ed in Figu e 2.
Figu e 2. Scienﬁc Li e acy Indica o s Acco ding o he Kolb Me hod (P e- es / Pos - es )

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The eﬀec eness o he ins uconal model based on Kolb’s expe ienal lea ning cycle is
clea ly eﬂec ed in he ob ained esul s. A he p e- es s age, he mixed na u e o he ou comes
demons a ed ha he inial scienﬁc p epa edness o he con ol and expe imen al g oups was
ela ely simila . The indica o s anged om 50 o 71 poin s, wi h he con ol g oup ou pe o ming
he expe imen al g oup in ce ain a eas (e.g., “Applying heo y o new si uaons”: 71 s. 65), while
he expe imen al g oup showed highe esul s in o he s (e.g., “Ac e expe imen aon”: 62 s. 68).
Such a dis ibuon conﬁ ms ha bo h g oups had compa able po enal a he beginning o he
s udy, ensu ing he objec i y o he ﬁndings. Mo eo e , he p e- es esul s indica e ha s uden s’
skills in eﬂecon, analysis, and heo ecal explanaon we e no ye ully de eloped.
The pos - es esul s demons a e ha he expe imen al g oup, which was augh using
Kolb’s cycle, achie ed signiﬁcan quali a e and quan a e imp o emen s. The indica o s o his
g oup anged om 77 o 93 poin s and exceeded he con ol g oup’s esul s by 10-12 poin s.
No ably, subs anal g ow h was obse ed in “Ac e expe imen aon” (90 poin s), “Applying heo y
o new si uaons” (93 poin s), and “Reﬂec e obse aon” (88 poin s), conﬁ ming he
eﬀec eness o he sequenal s uc u e o Kolb’s cycle expe ience, eﬂecon, heo ecal
concep ualizaon, and applicaon. Al hough he con ol g oup also showed some imp o emen
(74-81 poin s), hese changes we e la gely limi ed o ep oduc e lea ning, wi hou he deepe
cogni e shis obse ed in he expe imen al g oup.
O e all, he ﬁndings p o ide heo ecal and empi ical e idence ha Kolb’s expe ienal
lea ning cycle eﬀec ely de elops s uden s’ scienﬁc hinking, analycal skills, e idence-based
decision-making abilies, and capaci y o apply knowledge in new con ex s. This me hod plays a
c ucial ole in s uc u ing ﬁeld-based p accum, as i s eng hens s uden s’ ac e cogni e
engagemen and os e s he comp ehensi e de elopmen o all componen s o scienﬁc li e acy.
The ﬁndings o he s udy clea ly demons a e ha he scienﬁcally and me hodologically
sound o ganizaon o ﬁeld-based p accum plays a decisi e ole in de eloping s uden s’ scienﬁc
li e acy. Sys emac applicaon o he IBSE me hod and Kolb’s expe ienal lea ning cycle
signiﬁcan ly enhanced s uden s’ abilies o o mula e esea ch quesons, cons uc hypo heses,
plan expe imen s, analyze da a, p o ide heo ecal explanaons, and d aw e idence-based
conclusions. All componen s o scienﬁc li e acy in he expe imen al g oup su passed hose o he
con ol g oup, conﬁ ming he eﬀec eness o inqui y-based and expe ienal lea ning in os e ing
scienﬁc hinking, eﬂecon, and me acogni e moni o ing skills.
The esul s also highligh he necessi y o in eg ang expe ience-based ins uconal
me hods mo e widely in o he lea ning p ocess. In pa cula , he consis en implemen aon o
IBSE and Kolb-based p accal asks p omo es he de elopmen o s uden s’ scienﬁc easoning,
e idence-based a gumen aon, and highe -o de cogni e skills equi ed o in e p e na u al
phenomena scienﬁcally. Inc easing he p opo on o ﬁeld and labo a o y ac ies connec s
scienﬁc con en wi h eal-wo ld con ex s, he eby deepening s uden s’ abili y o apply heo ecal
knowledge in p acce. Addionally, inco po ang specialized diagnosc ools o assessing
scienﬁc li e acy such as asks ha measu e esea ch queson o mulaon, da a in e p e aon,
and e idence-based easoning enhances he p ecision o lea ning ou comes.
The esul s u he indica e he impo ance o in eg ang expe ienal lea ning wi h
mode n digi al echnologies. The use o i ual labo a o ies, digi al senso s, and simulaon ools
alongside p accal asks s eng hens he eﬀec eness o expe ienal lea ning and os e s
s uden s’ scienﬁc in o maon-handling compe encies. Mo eo e , expanding p o essional
de elopmen p og ams aimed a enhancing eache s’ esea ch capacies is essenal o ensu ing
he high-quali y o ganizaon o ﬁeld-based p accum.
O e all, he sys emac and me hodologically g ounded o ganizaon o ﬁeld and labo a o y
p accum ep esen s a comp ehensi e, eﬀec e, and mode n app oach o de eloping s uden s’
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scienﬁc li e acy. I no only deepens lea ne s’ scienﬁc wo ld iew bu also signiﬁcan ly enhances
hei esea ch cul u e, c ical hinking, e idence-based decision-making skills, and cogni e
engagemen wi h science subjec s.
This a cle was published wi h suppo om he G an № BR24992814 o he Science
Commiee o he Minis y o Science and Highe Educaon o he Republic o Kazakhs an.
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DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS’
LABORATORY AND PRACTICAL SKILLS
THROUGH TEACHING THE
FUNDAMENTALS OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
Issaye G.I.
Candida e o Technical Sciences, Associa e P o esso , Khoja Akhme Yassawi In e na ional
Kazakh-Tu kish Uni e si y, Tu kis an, Kazakhs an
Zhumagali M.T.
Mas e 's S uden , Khoja Akhme Yassawi In e na ional Kazakh-Tu kish Uni e si y,
Tu kis an, Kazakhs an
Abs ac . The de elopmen o labo a o y-p accal skills is a cen al componen o mode n
bio echnology educaon, equi ing he in eg aon o me hodological igo , expe imen al
p ecision, and scienﬁc easoning. This s udy in esga es he eﬀec eness o Inqui y-Based
Labo a o y Ins ucon (IBLI) as a pedagogical model o o ming s uden s’ labo a o y
compe encies in mic obiology, molecula genecs, and plan cell cul u e echniques. Designed
wi hin he amewo k o cons uc is lea ning, IBLI emphasizes independen inqui y, hypo hesis
o mulaon, expe imen al design, and eﬂec e in e p e aon. Unlike adional ins ucon
based on p esc ip e p o ocols, IBLI posions lea ne s as ac e agen s in he esea ch p ocess,
p omong deepe unde s anding o biological phenomena and enhancing p ocedu al accu acy.
The esea ch was conduc ed among ﬁ s - and second-yea s uden s o Biology and
Bio echnology du ing he 2024-2025 academic yea , in ol ing a con ol g oup augh wi h
adional me hods and an expe imen al g oup augh using IBLI. Th ee labo a o y modules we e
implemen ed, and quan a e assessmen was pe o med using a Uni e sal Rub ic o
Bio echnological Skills. Quali a e analysis included eﬂec e epo s, labo a o y no ebooks, and
obse aonal eco ds. S ascal e iﬁcaon using Fishe ’s F- es demons a ed ha he
expe imen al g oup exhibi ed g ea e s abili y and consis ency in pos - es pe o mance,
conﬁ ming he signiﬁcan inﬂuence o he IBLI in e enon.
The ﬁndings indica e ha IBLI subs anally imp o es s uden s’ cogni e engagemen ,
echnical p oﬁciency, biosa e y awa eness, and scienﬁc communicaon skills. By in eg ang
inqui y-based s ages p oblem idenﬁcaon, hypo hesis de elopmen , expe imen al execuon,
da a in e p e aon, and eﬂecon he me hod suppo s comp ehensi e de elopmen o esea ch
compe encies. The s udy concludes ha IBLI ep esen s an eﬀec e pedagogical s a egy o
ad ancing bio echnology educaon and p epa ing s uden s o p o essional scienﬁc p acce.
Keywo ds: Bio echnology educaon; labo a o y skills; inqui y-based lea ning; expe imen al
compe ence; scienﬁc easoning; molecula echniques; STEM in eg aon.
The con empo a y sys em o biological educaon aims o ain p o essionally compe en
specialis s who mee he equi emen s o he labo ma ke , a e capable o wo king conﬁden ly
wi h labo a o y equipmen , and possess well-de eloped expe imen al hinking. In his con ex ,
eaching he undamen als o bio echnology has eme ged as a ele an pedagogical di econ o
o ganizing s uden s’ scienﬁc and p accal ac ies. As bio echnology is an applied ﬁeld based on
he pu pose ul use o li ing sys ems, cells, and biomolecules, i s mas e y equi es s uden s o
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acqui e speciﬁc me hods, labo a o y ope aons, biosa e y egulaons, and mode n analycal
echnologies.
The p ocess o de eloping labo a o y and p accal skills cons u es he oundaon o
scienﬁc esea ch cul u e. These skills include mic obiological echniques, ope aons wi h
biological ma e ials, wo k in s e ile condions, DNA/RNA ex acon and analysis, conducng
enzymac eacons, cul aon o biological sys ems, and quan a e and quali a e p ocessing
o esul s. Me hodologically sound o ganizaon o hese ac ies enables he sys emac
de elopmen o s uden s’ p accal easoning, abilies in expe imen al design, and compe encies
in in e p eng esea ch ou comes.
The p accal o ien aon o eaching bio echnology ensu es ha lea ne s do no emain a a
pu ely heo ecal le el, bu gain a deep unde s anding o he mechanisms o eal biological
p ocesses and he essence o bio echnological ope aons. Di ec in ol emen in labo a o y
p acce no only s eng hens s uden s’ p o essional o ien aon bu also enhances hei in e es in
scienﬁc esea ch, and os e s skills in modeling complex biological phenomena and analyzing
expe imen al esul s.
Fu he mo e, compe ence-based ins uconal me hods used in bio echnology educaon
(p ojec -based wo k, p oblem-based lea ning, labo a o y modules, and STEM/STEAM app oaches)
enhance lea ne s’ scienﬁc and cogni e ac i y, p o essional language p oﬁciency, use o
biological e minology, and scienﬁc communicaon cul u e. Acco dingly, he de elopmen o
labo a o y and p accal skills h ough eaching he undamen als o bio echnology is one o he
key scienﬁc-me hodological issues in mode n pedagogical biology, ocaonal educaon, and
applied bio echnology.
The pu pose o his s udy is o iden y he scienﬁc and me hodological oundaons o
de eloping s uden s’ labo a o y-p accal skills in he p ocess o eaching he undamen als o
bio echnology, o sys emaze ins uconal echnologies aimed a bio echnological p acce, and
o assess hei eﬀec eness h ough pedagogical expe imen aon.
The ele ance o achie ing his pu pose is de e mined by he g owing need o ain qualiﬁed
pe sonnel in bio echnology, he demand o implemenng p acce-o ien ed eaching models, and
he necessi y o imp o e he quali y o p o essional aining h ough eﬀec e ulizaon o
educaonal labo a o ies.
The issue o de eloping s uden s’ labo a o y and p accal skills in eaching he undamen als
o bio echnology has gene a ed conside able schola ly in e es in ecen yea s wi hin he ﬁeld o
biological educaon. Smi h (2018) emphasizes ha he eﬀec eness o bio echnology lea ning is
di ec ly linked o he s uden 's abili y o pe o m conc e e expe imen al asks in a labo a o y
seng. The au ho a gues ha p accal ins ucon os e s scienﬁc hinking, skills in expe imen al
design, and e idence-based easoning, and he e o e labo a o y modules should be ega ded as
co e componen s o bio echnology cu icula [1]. This pe spec e highligh s ha p accal skills
de elop as an in eg a ed p ocess alongside heo ecal knowledge.
Expanding on his idea, Johnson (2020) demons a es ha compe ence-o ien ed
bio echnological aining can be signiﬁcan ly enhanced h ough sys emac o ganizaon o
s uden s’ labo a o y ac ies. Acco ding o he au ho , p oblem-based lea ning, p ojec wo k, and
p accal case s udies enable lea ne s o g asp he logic o complex bio echnological ope aons
and de elop skills in da a p ocessing and scienﬁc communicaon. Such an app oach posions he
de elopmen o labo a o y- echnical skills as an essenal componen o o e all p o essional
compe ence [2].
In eg ang biosa e y equi emen s in o he ins uconal p ocess is c ucial o sa e and
eﬀec e acquision o labo a o y-p accal skills. B own and Lee (2019) unde sco e he
impo ance o os e ing a cul u e o sa e y in labo a o y en i onmen s as pa o p o essional
p epa aon. They a gue ha mas e ing s e ile echniques, adhe ing o ules o handling
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Сурет 2. Жүргізушінің шаршауын анықтауға арналған компьютерлік көру жүйесінің
иллюстрациясы
Компьютерлік көру жүйелері бет ерекшеліктерін тануға және интерпретациялауға
мүмкіндік береді, бұл үшін инфрақызыл сенсорлар, үшөлшемді бет картасы және сандық
портрет деректер базалары қолданылады. Көрсеткіштерді анықтайтын инфрақызыл құрылғы
бақылау тақтасына орнатылып, жүргізушіге бағытталады және жүргізушінің жағдайының
негізгі индикаторларын – көз координаттары, ашықтық коэффициенті және қарау бағытын –
үздіксіз тіркейді. Осы деректерді пайдалана отырып, жасанды интеллект модулі жүргізушінің
зейін деңгейін бағалайды және шаршау немесе көңіл аударма белгілерінің бар-жоғын
анықтайды. Аномалды үлгілер анықталған жағдайда, жүйе автоматты түрде дыбыстық,
визуалды немесе діріл арқылы ескерту сигналын береді, осылайша жүргізушінің назарын
аударады.
Қазіргі таңда жүргізушінің жағдайын бақылауға арналған көптеген әдістер
қолданылады, олар физиологиялық, мінез-құлықтық және көліктік негіздегі категорияларға
бөлінеді. Жасанды интеллектке негізделген көпмодалды аналитикалық платформаларды
қолдану мұндай жүйелердің дәлдігі мен тиімділігін айтарлықтай арттырады. Бұл
технологиялар заманауи интеллектуалды бақылау архитектураларының негізін құрайды,
олар жол қауіпсіздігін арттыруға және әртүрлі жұмыс жағдайларында жүргізушінің
жайлылығын қамтамасыз етуге бағытталған.
Алғыс. Бұл зерттеуді Қазақстан Республикасы Ғылым және жоғары білім
министрлігінің Ғылым комитеті қаржыландырады (ЖТН AP25795477 Жасанды интеллект
әдістеріннің негізінде нақты уақыт режимінде жүргізушінің жағдайын бақылаудың
интеллектуалды цифрлық жүйесін әзірлеу»).

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Применение методов обработки
естественного языка (NLP) для
классификации киберугроз в
пользовательских отзывах
Жакупжанова Анель Амангелдыкызы
Студент 2 курса магистратуры, Казахский национальный исследовательский
технический университет имени К.И. Сатпаева, Казахстан, Алматы
Аннотация: в статье рассматривается применение методов обработки естественного
языка (NLP) для классификации киберугроз на основе пользовательских отзывов и
сообщений в социальных сетях. Исследование демонстрирует, что краудсорсинговые
данные могут служить ценным источником индикаторов угроз, а современные модели
машинного обучения, включая трансформеры, обеспечивают высокую точность и полноту
анализа. Проведённый эксперимент показал эффективность предобработки текста,
извлечения сущностей и использования Wo d Embeddings для выявления фишинга,
вредоносного ПО, DDoS-атак и социальной инженерии. Полученные результаты
подтверждают перспективность интеграции NLP в системы киберразведки и мониторинга
угроз.
Ключевые слова: обработка естественного языка (NLP), киберугрозы, краудсорсинг
данных, машинное обучение, Wo d Embeddings, киберразведка.
Введение
Современное развитие цифровых технологий сопровождается стремительным
ростом киберугроз, которые затрагивают как отдельные организации, так и широкие слои
общества. Одним из ключевых источников информации о возникающих угрозах становятся
пользовательские отзывы и сообщения в социальных сетях. Эти данные отражают реальный
опыт взаимодействия пользователей с цифровыми сервисами и позволяют выявлять
потенциальные инциденты безопасности на ранних стадиях. В условиях увеличивающегося
объема информации традиционные методы анализа оказываются недостаточными, что
делает актуальным применение методов обработки естественного языка (Na u al Language
P ocessing, NLP) для автоматизации классификации угроз.
Актуальность данной работы обусловлена необходимостью разработки эффективных
инструментов анализа больших массивов текстовых данных, генерируемых пользователями.
Социальные сети и платформы отзывов становятся не только каналами коммуникации, но и
важными источниками сигналов о киберугрозах. Использование NLP позволяет
систематизировать эти данные, выделять ключевые индикаторы и формировать более
точную картину угроз, что критически важно для киберразведки и повышения уровня
информационной безопасности.
Цель статьи заключается в исследовании возможностей применения методов NLP для
классификации киберугроз на основе пользовательских отзывов. Основные задачи
включают: анализ существующих подходов к обработке текстовых данных, разработку
модели классификации угроз, оценку эффективности различных алгоритмов машинного
обучения, выявление практических сценариев применения предложенного подхода.
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Научная новизна работы состоит в интеграции методов NLP и машинного обучения
для анализа краудсорсинговых данных в контексте киберугроз. Практическая значимость
заключается в возможности использования предложенного подхода для
автоматизированного мониторинга отзывов и сообщений, что позволит организациям
своевременно реагировать на потенциальные угрозы и повышать устойчивость цифровой
инфраструктуры.
1. Обзор литературы и существующих подходов
Методы выявления киберугроз в открытых источниках. Современные исследования в
области кибербезопасности активно используют открытые источники информации (Open-
Sou ce In elligence, OSINT) для выявления угроз. Классические подходы включают
мониторинг специализированных форумов, блогов, социальных сетей и новостных
порталов, где пользователи делятся опытом столкновения с вредоносными программами
или мошенническими схемами. В литературе отмечается, что OSINT позволяет обнаруживать
ранние признаки атак, включая фишинг, распространение вредоносного ПО и кампании
социальной инженерии. При этом ключевым вызовом остается фильтрация шума и
выделение релевантных сигналов из огромного массива данных.
Роль пользовательских отзывов и социальных данных. Пользовательские отзывы и
посты в социальных сетях рассматриваются как важный источник краудсорсинговой
информации о киберугрозах. В отличие от формализованных отчетов, они отражают
непосредственный опыт и восприятие угроз конечными пользователями. Исследования
показывают, что жалобы на подозрительные письма, сбои в работе сервисов или
подозрительные ссылки могут служить индикаторами компрометации. Социальные данные
также позволяют выявлять тренды – например, всплески обсуждений определенной угрозы
или кампании. Таким образом, отзывы и посты становятся не только средством
коммуникации, но и инструментом формирования киберразведки, особенно при
использовании методов анализа больших данных.
Современные достижения в области NLP и машинного обучения. Методы обработки
естественного языка (NLP) значительно расширили возможности анализа текстовых данных
в кибербезопасности. Современные исследования применяют токенизацию, лемматизацию
и извлечение сущностей для структурирования отзывов и сообщений. Большое внимание
уделяется моделям Wo d Embeddings (Wo d2Vec, GloVe) и трансформерам (BERT, RoBERTa),
которые позволяют улавливать контекст и семантические связи в тексте. В области
машинного обучения активно используются алгоритмы классификации – от традиционных
SVM и Random Fo es до глубоких нейронных сетей. Эти подходы демонстрируют высокую
точность при выявлении фишинга, вредоносного ПО и других угроз на основе текстовых
описаний. Важным направлением является анализ тональности и семантики, позволяющий
оценивать уровень риска по эмоциональной окраске сообщений.
Совокупность этих достижений формирует основу для разработки систем
автоматизированной классификации киберугроз. Литература подчеркивает, что интеграция
NLP и ML с краудсорсинговыми данными открывает новые перспективы для раннего
обнаружения атак и повышения эффективности киберразведки [1-2].
2. Методы обработки естественного языка для анализа отзывов
Токенизация, лемматизация и стемминг. Первым шагом в обработке текстовых
данных является токенизация – процесс разбиения текста на отдельные элементы, такие как
слова, предложения или символы. В контексте анализа пользовательских отзывов
токенизация позволяет выделить ключевые единицы текста, которые впоследствии будут
использоваться для классификации угроз. Например, отзыв «Получил подозрительное
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письмо с ссылкой» может быть разделен на токены: получил, подозрительное, письмо, с,
ссылкой.
Следующим этапом является лемматизация – приведение слов к их нормальной
форме. Это особенно важно для языков с богатой морфологией, таких как казахский или
русский, где одно слово может иметь десятки форм. Лемматизация позволяет
унифицировать данные: слова получил, получает, получить будут сведены к лемме получать.
Стемминг, в отличие от лемматизации, выполняет более грубое сокращение слова до
основы, часто без учета грамматических правил. Например, подозрительный и
подозрительность могут быть сокращены до подозр. Несмотря на меньшую точность,
стемминг полезен для быстрого анализа больших массивов данных, где важна скорость
обработки. Эти методы обеспечивают основу для дальнейшего анализа, позволяя снизить
шум и повысить точность классификации угроз.
Анализ тональности и семантики. Анализ тональности (Senmen Analysis) играет
ключевую роль в выявлении киберугроз через отзывы. Пользователи часто выражают
негативные эмоции при столкновении с подозрительными действиями: «сайт выглядит
ненадежно», «получил странное письмо», «программа ведет себя подозрительно».
Определение тональности текста помогает выделить потенциально опасные сообщения из
общего массива отзывов.
Семантический анализ идет дальше – он позволяет понять смысл текста, а не только
эмоциональную окраску. Например, отзыв «сайт требует ввести данные карты» может быть
классифицирован как индикатор фишинга, даже если тональность нейтральная.
Современные методы семантического анализа используют синтаксические деревья,
тематическое моделирование (La en Di ichle Allocaon, LDA) и контекстные модели, чтобы
выявлять скрытые связи между словами и фразами. В кибербезопасности анализ
тональности и семантики помогает не только фильтровать отзывы, но и оценивать уровень
риска. Негативные всплески обсуждений вокруг конкретного сервиса могут сигнализировать
о массовой атаке или утечке данных.
Извлечение сущностей (Named En y Recognion, NER). NER – это метод,
позволяющий автоматически выделять из текста сущности, такие как имена компаний,
продукты, IP-адреса, доменные имена или названия приложений. В контексте анализа
отзывов NER особенно полезен для идентификации конкретных объектов, связанных с
угрозами. Например, в отзыве «получил письмо от BankXYZ с подозрительной ссылкой»
система NER выделит сущность BankXYZ как организацию и ссылка как объект потенциальной
угрозы. Это позволяет формировать базы данных индикаторов компрометации (Indica o s o
Comp omise, IoC) на основе краудсорсинговых данных.
Современные модели NER используют как статистические методы, так и глубокие
нейронные сети. Они способны учитывать контекст, что важно для правильной
интерпретации. Например, слово Apple может обозначать как компанию, так и фрукт, и
только контекст определяет правильное значение. В киберразведке NER помогает
автоматизировать процесс сбора информации, снижая нагрузку на аналитиков и ускоряя
выявление угроз.
Использование Wo d Embeddings (Wo d2Vec, GloVe, BERT). Wo d Embeddings – это
методы представления слов в виде векторов, отражающих их семантические связи. В
отличие от традиционного «мешка слов», где каждое слово рассматривается как уникальная
единица, Embeddings позволяют учитывать смысловую близость. Wo d2Vec и GloVe –
классические модели, которые обучаются на больших корпусах текстов и формируют
векторные представления слов. Например, слова фишинг и мошенничество будут иметь
близкие векторы, так как часто встречаются в схожих контекстах.
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Современные модели на основе трансформеров, такие как BERT, пошли дальше: они
учитывают контекст каждого слова в предложении. Это особенно важно для анализа
отзывов, где значение слова может меняться в зависимости от окружения. Например, слово
ссылка может быть нейтральным («ссылка на сайт компании») или подозрительным
(«ссылка в письме от неизвестного отправителя»). Использование Embeddings позволяет
строить более точные модели классификации угроз. Они помогают выявлять скрытые
паттерны в текстах, группировать схожие отзывы и повышать точность машинного обучения.
Методы обработки естественного языка – от базовой токенизации до контекстных
моделей BERT – формируют основу для анализа пользовательских отзывов в
кибербезопасности. Они позволяют структурировать данные, выявлять эмоциональные и
семантические сигналы, извлекать сущности и строить векторные представления слов. В
совокупности эти подходы обеспечивают возможность автоматизированной классификации
киберугроз, что делает краудсорсинговые данные ценным источником для киберразведки и
раннего обнаружения атак [3-4].
3. Классификация киберугроз на основе NLP
Постановка задачи классификации. Задача классификации киберугроз на основе
пользовательских отзывов и сообщений в социальных сетях заключается в автоматическом
определении типа угрозы по текстовому описанию. Пользователи часто оставляют жалобы
или комментарии, которые содержат признаки фишинга, вредоносного ПО, социальной
инженерии или подозрительных действий. Основная цель классификации – преобразовать
неструктурированные текстовые данные в структурированную информацию, пригодную для
анализа и принятия решений.
Формально задача классификации сводится к следующему: дан текстовый документ
(отзыв, пост, сообщение), необходимо отнести его к одной из заранее определённых
категорий угроз. Для этого применяется предварительная обработка текста (токенизация,
лемматизация, извлечение сущностей), затем формируется векторное представление,
которое подаётся на вход алгоритму машинного обучения.
Алгоритмы машинного обучения:
Suppo Vec o Machines (SVM). Метод опорных векторов является одним из наиболее
популярных алгоритмов для текстовой классификации. Его преимущество заключается в
способности работать с высокоразмерными данными, что характерно для текстов. SVM
строит гиперплоскость, разделяющую классы угроз, и показывает высокую точность при
небольших объёмах обучающих данных. В контексте киберугроз SVM хорошо справляется с
бинарной классификацией, например, разделением отзывов на «подозрительные» и
«безопасные».
Random Fo es . Алгоритм случайного леса представляет собой ансамбль решающих
деревьев, каждое из которых обучается на случайной выборке признаков. Random Fo es
устойчив к переобучению и хорошо работает с шумными данными, что особенно важно при
анализе отзывов, где встречаются опечатки, сленг и неоднозначные формулировки. В задаче
классификации угроз он позволяет учитывать множество признаков одновременно и выдаёт
интерпретируемые результаты, что делает его удобным для практического применения.
Нейронные сети. Современные нейронные сети, особенно модели на основе
рекуррентных архитектур (RNN, LSTM) и трансформеров (BERT, RoBERTa), демонстрируют
лучшие результаты в задачах NLP. Они способны учитывать контекст и семантические связи
между словами, что критически важно для точной классификации угроз. Например,
нейросеть может различить нейтральное упоминание «ссылка на сайт» и подозрительное
«ссылка в письме от неизвестного отправителя». Использование предобученных моделей
позволяет значительно повысить точность классификации и сократить время разработки.

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Таблица 1 – Сравнение алгоритмов классификации киберугроз
Алгоритм Преимущества Ограничения Типичные применения
SVM (Suppo
Vec o
Machines)
Высокая точность
при небольших
выборках. Хорошо
работает с
высокоразмерными
данными.
Эффективен для
бинарной
классификации
Требует тщательной
настройки
параметров. Плохо
масштабируется на
очень большие
наборы данных
Разделение отзывов на
«подозрительные» и
«безопасные».
Классификация фишинговых
сообщений
Random Fo es Устойчив к шуму и
переобучению.
Интерпретируемые
результаты. Хорошо
работает с
разнородными
признаками
Может быть
медленным при
больших данных.
Менее точен для
сложных
контекстных
зависимостей
Классификация отзывов с
опечатками и сленгом.
Выявление множественных
типов угроз
Нейронные
сети (RNN,
LSTM, BERT)
Учитывают контекст
и семантику.
Высокая точность
на больших
корпусах.
Возможность
использования
предобученных
моделей
Требуют больших
вычислительных
ресурсов.
Сложность
интерпретации
результатов.
Зависимость от
качества данных
Анализ сложных текстов с
контекстом. Выявление
скрытых паттернов угроз.
Многоуровневая
классификация (фишинг,
вредоносное ПО, DDoS и
др.)
Метрики оценки качества классификации:
Оценка качества моделей классификации киберугроз является ключевым этапом
валидации результатов. В задачах анализа пользовательских отзывов и сообщений важно не
только правильно классифицировать угрозы, но и минимизировать ошибки, которые могут
привести к пропуску инцидентов или ложным тревогам. Для этого применяются стандартные
метрики: P ecision, Recall и F1-sco e.
P ecision (точность) отражает долю правильно классифицированных положительных
примеров среди всех примеров, отнесённых моделью к классу угроз. Высокая точность
означает, что система редко ошибается, помечая безопасные отзывы как опасные. Это важно
для снижения числа ложных срабатываний.
Recall (полнота) показывает долю правильно классифицированных положительных
примеров среди всех реальных угроз. Высокая полнота означает, что система способна
обнаружить большинство угроз, даже если при этом возрастает количество ложных тревог.
В контексте кибербезопасности высокая полнота критична, так как пропуск угрозы может
иметь серьёзные последствия.
F1-sco e представляет собой гармоническое среднее между P ecision и Recall. Эта
метрика используется для балансировки двух показателей и даёт более объективную оценку
качества модели в условиях, когда важно одновременно минимизировать ложные
срабатывания и пропуски угроз.
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Таким образом, выбор метрики зависит от приоритетов: если важно не пропустить
угрозу – акцент делается на Recall, если необходимо снизить количество ложных тревог – на
P ecision, а F1-sco e позволяет оценить общий баланс.
Таблица 2 – Сравнение метрик классификации
Метрика Определение Интерпретация в
контексте угроз
Приоритет
применения
P ecision Доля правильно
классифицированных
угроз среди всех
предсказанных угроз
Показывает,
насколько модель
избегает ложных
тревог
Важно при снижении
числа ложных
срабатываний
Recall Доля правильно
классифицированных
угроз среди всех
реальных угроз
Показывает
способность
модели находить
все реальные
угрозы
Критично для
предотвращения
пропуска атак
F1-sco e Гармоническое среднее
между P ecision и Recall
Балансирует
точность и полноту,
даёт интегральную
оценку качества
Используется для
комплексной оценки
модели
Примеры категорий угроз:
Киберугрозы, отражённые в пользовательских отзывах и сообщениях, могут быть
классифицированы по различным категориям. Рассмотрим четыре наиболее
распространённые: фишинг, вредоносное ПО, DDoS-атаки и социальная инженерия.
Фишинг представляет собой одну из самых массовых угроз, основанную на обмане
пользователей с целью получения конфиденциальных данных. В отзывах часто встречаются
жалобы на подозрительные письма, ссылки или сообщения в социальных сетях, где
пользователям предлагается перейти по URL и ввести личные данные.
Вредоносное ПО (Malwa e) охватывает широкий спектр программ, включая вирусы,
трояны и шпионское ПО. Пользователи могут сообщать о внезапных сбоях в работе
приложений, подозрительных установках или изменениях в системе. Такие отзывы являются
ценным источником информации для выявления новых образцов вредоносного ПО.
DDoS-атаки направлены на перегрузку сервисов и временное выведение их из строя.
В пользовательских сообщениях это проявляется как жалобы на недоступность сайтов,
медленную работу сервисов или массовые сбои. Анализ таких отзывов помогает
фиксировать временные пики активности атак.
Социальная инженерия использует психологические методы воздействия на
пользователей. В отзывах можно встретить описания случаев, когда злоумышленники
выдавали себя за сотрудников компаний, предлагали «выгодные» сделки или убеждали
пользователей выполнить определённые действия. Эти данные позволяют выявлять новые
сценарии манипуляций.
Таким образом, классификация угроз по отзывам и постам помогает формировать
более полную картину киберрисков, а использование методов NLP делает этот процесс
автоматизированным и масштабируемым [5-7].
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Таблица 3 – Таблица категорий угроз
Категория угроз Характерные признаки в
отзывах и постах
Примеры индикаторов
Фишинг Подозрительные письма,
ссылки, просьбы ввести
данные
«Получил письмо с просьбой
ввести пароль»
Вредоносное ПО
(Malwa e)
Сбои в работе ПО,
неожиданные установки,
подозрительные процессы
«После обновления программа
ведёт себя странно»
DDoS-атаки Жалобы на недоступность
сайтов, медленную работу
сервисов
«Сайт не открывается уже час»
Социальная
инженерия
Манипуляции, ложные
представления,
психологическое давление
«Позвонили и представились
сотрудником банка»
4. Экспериментальная часть
Для проведения исследования был сформирован корпус данных из трёх основных
источников. Первая группа включала сообщения на специализированных форумах по
информационной безопасности, где пользователи обсуждали подозрительные ссылки, сбои
в работе сервисов и случаи мошенничества. Всего было собрано около 12 000 таких
сообщений. Вторая группа состояла из постов и комментариев в социальных сетях – Twie ,
Reddi и Teleg am. Здесь выборка составила примерно 25 000 текстов, содержащих ключевые
слова «фишинг», «вирус», «атака» и «подозрительный». Третьим источником стали отзывы о
программном обеспечении и сервисах, полученные с платформ Google Play и App S o e. В
этой категории было собрано около 8 500 отзывов, где пользователи жаловались на
подозрительное поведение приложений, проблемы с безопасностью и возможные утечки
данных. В совокупности корпус составил 45 500 текстовых документов, что обеспечило
достаточную репрезентативность для обучения моделей.
На этапе предобработки данных были выполнены несколько шагов. В первую очередь
удалялись стоп-слова, такие как «и», «но», «как», что позволило сократить объём текста
примерно на 18%. Затем применялась лемматизация для приведения слов к нормальной
форме: например, «атаковал», «атака» и «атакуют» были сведены к лемме «атака».
Дополнительно проводилась очистка от шумовых данных – удалены дубликаты (около 2 300
записей) и спам-посты (примерно 1 100 записей). После токенизации текст был разбит на
отдельные слова и биграммы, а для векторизации использовались два подхода: TF-IDF и
предобученные эмбеддинги BERT. В результате итоговый корпус составил 42 100
документов, пригодных для обучения.
Для классификации угроз были выбраны три алгоритма машинного обучения. Метод
опорных векторов (SVM) применялся для бинарной классификации, разделяя отзывы на
«угроза» и «не угроза». Алгоритм случайного леса (Random Fo es ) использовался для
многоуровневой классификации, включая категории фишинга, вредоносного ПО, DDoS и
социальной инженерии. Наиболее сложная архитектура была реализована на основе
нейронной сети BERT, которая учитывала контекст и семантику текста. Архитектура включала
входной слой с предобученными эмбеддингами, два полносвязных слоя (512 и 128
нейронов) и выходной слой с функцией Somax для классификации по четырём категориям
угроз. Обучение проводилось на 80% корпуса (33 680 документов), а тестирование – на
оставшихся 20% (8 420 документов). Количество эпох составило 10, размер батча – 32,
оптимизатор – Adam. Время обучения модели BERT заняло около четырёх часов.
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Результаты классификации показали различную эффективность алгоритмов. Модель
SVM продемонстрировала точность (P ecision) 0.87, полноту (Recall) 0.79 и F1-sco e 0.83. Она
хорошо справлялась с бинарной классификацией, но хуже работала при разделении на
конкретные категории угроз. Алгоритм Random Fo es показал P ecision 0.82, Recall 0.76 и F1-
sco e 0.79. Он оказался устойчивым к шуму, но часто путал близкие категории, например,
фишинг и социальную инженерию. Наилучшие результаты продемонстрировала модель
BERT: P ecision составил 0.91, Recall – 0.88, а F1-sco e – 0.89. Особенно высокие показатели
были достигнуты при классификации фишинга (92%), вредоносного ПО (90%), DDoS-атак
(87%) и социальной инженерии (88%).
Интерпретация результатов показала, что использование контекстных моделей
значительно повышает точность анализа. В частности, BERT смог корректно различать
нейтральные упоминания («ссылка на сайт компании») и подозрительные («ссылка в письме
от неизвестного отправителя»), что критически важно для практического применения. Таким
образом, эксперимент подтвердил, что методы NLP в сочетании с современными моделями
машинного обучения позволяют эффективно классифицировать киберугрозы на основе
пользовательских отзывов. Наиболее перспективным направлением является
использование трансформеров, которые обеспечивают высокую точность и полноту
классификации, а также позволяют учитывать сложные контекстные зависимости.
Таблица 4 – Таблица результатов классификации
Алгоритм
P ecision Recall F1-sco e Особенности применения
SVM 0.87 0.79 0.83 Хорош для бинарной классификации,
ограничен для многоуровневой
Random
Fo es
0.82 0.76 0.79 Устойчив к шуму, но путает близкие
категории
BERT 0.91 0.88 0.89 Лучшая точность, учитывает контекст и
семантику
Эксперимент показал, что методы NLP в сочетании с современными моделями
машинного обучения позволяют эффективно классифицировать киберугрозы на основе
пользовательских отзывов. Наиболее перспективным направлением является
использование трансформеров (BERT), которые обеспечивают высокую точность и полноту
классификации [8-10].
5. Обсуждение результатов
Сравнение предложенного подхода с традиционными методами выявления угроз
показывает его значительные преимущества. Классические системы мониторинга,
основанные на сигнатурном анализе или статических правилах, часто не успевают
реагировать на новые и быстро эволюционирующие атаки. Они зависят от заранее известных
индикаторов компрометации и не способны учитывать динамику пользовательских
сообщений. В отличие от этого, использование методов обработки естественного языка
позволяет анализировать краудсорсинговые данные в реальном времени, выявлять новые
паттерны и классифицировать угрозы на основе контекста. Таким образом, предложенный
подход обеспечивает более гибкую и адаптивную систему обнаружения.
Однако у метода существуют ограничения. Во-первых, качество анализа напрямую
зависит от полноты и репрезентативности собранных данных. Если отзывы или посты
содержат мало информации или выражены в форме сленга и сокращений, точность
классификации снижается. Во-вторых, применение моделей NLP требует значительных
вычислительных ресурсов, особенно при использовании трансформеров, таких как BERT. Это
P oceedings o he 11 h In e na ional Scien i ic Con e ence
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Biological Sciences
БИОТЕХНОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ МЕТОДЫ
УТИЛИЗАЦИИ СЕЛЬСКОХОЗЯЙСТВЕННЫХ
ОТХОДОВ
Баранбаева Ж.Х.
научные сотрудники ТОО «SciCom», Астана, Казахстан
Андасбаев М.Н.
научные сотрудники ТОО «SciCom», Астана, Казахстан
В настоящее время проблема утилизации отходов сельского хозяйства является
одной из наиболее значимых для аграрного сектора. Традиционные технологии
переработки, используемые в прошлые десятилетия, утратили свою эффективность в
условиях роста стоимости энергоресурсов, что делает их экономически
нецелесообразными. Кроме того, хранение навоза требует вывода из оборота значительных
площадей плодородных земель, которые могли бы быть использованы для выращивания
сельскохозяйственных культур.
Альтернативным направлением решения проблемы является биотехнологическая
переработка отходов с использованием микроорганизмов, позволяющая быстро и
экономично утилизировать большие объемы сельскохозяйственных стоков и твердых
отходов. Суть биологической утилизации заключается в культивировании микроорганизмов
непосредственно на отходах. Так, мицелиальные грибы применяются преимущественно для
ферментации твердых отходов, включая навоз и подстилочные материалы [1]. Для
обезвреживания навозных стоков используются методы глубинного культивирования
специализированных бактерий, дрожжей и грибов. Применение дрожжей в процессе
очистки стоков дополнительно позволяет получать бактериальные препараты и
высокоценные кормовые добавки, которые могут быть использованы во вторичном
производстве.
Биотехнологические методы дают возможность вовлекать в производство кормовых
добавок значительные объемы отходов агропромышленного комплекса как растительного,
так и животного происхождения. На сегодня, известен широкий спектр микроорганизмов,
способных утилизировать сельскохозяйственные отходы и формировать микробную
биомассу, используя навоз и стоки в качестве питательной среды. Наиболее
перспективными являются быстрорастущие микроорганизмы, способные развиваться на не
гидролизованных отходах. К таким относят ряд мицелиальных грибов и дрожжей рода
Rhodo o ula [2].
Такие грибы, как Chae omium globosum, Mycelioph ho a he mophila, T ichode ma
eesei, Thiela ia e es is и I pex lac eus обладают высокой целлюлолитической активностью
и способны расти на дешевых субстратах.
Сапрофитный гриб C. globosum имеет широкое распространение. Он встречается в
почве, старых зданиях и морской воде. Несмотря на непоследовательность и противоречие
в определении границ C. globosum, он, несомненно, является одним из наиболее важных
видов Chae omium из-за его различных положительных и отрицательных воздействий на
человека и окружающую среду [3].

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