American University of Central Asia - 69色

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Jarkyn Kasymova

Assistant Professor

Preparatory Programs

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Phone: +996 (312) 915000 ext. 486

Room: 415

Jarkyn Kasymova is an Assistant Professor at New Generation Academy at the American University of Central Asia. She holds a specialized degree in Russian Language and Literature from Kyrgyz State University (former Kyrgyz Women鈥檚 Pedagogical Institute) (1984, Kyrgyzstan). She participated in various professional development workshops, including the English in Elementary School program at the Kyrgyz Academy of Education (2004), courses from the听 Kyrgyz Institute of Education (2001), Critical Thinking through Reading and Writing Professional Development program at 69色 (2000), and professional development courses for assistant principals at the Kyrgyz Institute of Education (1999).听

Jarkyn joined 69色 in 1999 as a Russian Language Professor in the preparatory program. Previously, she was the Assistant Principal at School Gymnasium #12 and a Kyrgyz Language Teacher in schools #2, #7, and #12 in Karakol, Naryn, and Bishkek.听

To the problem of interpreting the texts of literary works in studying chrestomaties in Russian and Kyrgyz languages鈥�. In process (co-author).
鈥淭he use of literary texts in teaching Russian to foreigners鈥� - International Scientific Conference. A collection of articles, Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University,听 2011
The work of Chingiz Aitmatov, 鈥淩ed apple,鈥� enriches the inner world of young people, Kutbilim,Bishkek, 13.06.08.
芦Perfecting Russian speech for foreigners in the process of reading literature 禄 in 鈥淎cademical Herald.鈥� 鈥� a collection of articles published by 69色鈥� Bishkek, 2006.
芦Summing up in pairs禄 in 鈥淔rom Knowledge to Evaluation: Critical Thinking in Kyrgyzstan.鈥澨� Presented at the scientific-practical conference 鈥� Fund 鈥淪oros Kyrgyzstan鈥� Bishkek, 2003.
Governed reading. Collection of articles 芦Teaching Kyrgyz language: findings, experience, and opinions禄鈥� American University in Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek, 2001

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Developing Russian Speech I
Developing Russian Speech II
Russian as a Foreign Language
The Practice of Speech Communication