Dzhambaulova A. Gulmira

Born on October 29, 1972, in Atyrau (formerly Guryev), Kazakhstan. From 1979 to 1989, she studied at Secondary School No. 3 in Atyrau. She received her higher education at H. Dosmukhamedov Atyrau State University, where she studied History and Law (1995–2000). Later, she obtained a Master’s degree in History from the same university (2012–2014). From 2018 to 2021, she pursued doctoral studies at Abai Kazakh National Pedagogical University. Since 2012, she has been working as a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Kazakhstan and World History. Research Interests: History of Kazakhstan, regional history, and methodology of teaching history. Professional Development and Training: 2016 – Course on “Modern Pedagogical Technologies” (Almaty) 2022 – International Winter School “Auezov University-2022” (Shymkent) 2023 – “Auezov University International Winter School-2023” 2024 – “Auezov University International Winter School-2024” 2024 – Program “Strengthening Teacher Education Model” (organized by HAMK University of Applied Sciences, Nazarbayev University, supported by the World Bank) 2025 – Advanced training courses on inclusive education and digital education 2025 – Participation in an international scientific-practical conference in Urgench, Uzbekistan Awards: 2016 – Letter of Appreciation from the university 2022 – Letter of Appreciation from Atyrau Regional Maslikhat 2024 – Acknowledgment from the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan 2025 – Honorary Certificate from the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan Key Publications: Confiscation of wealthy landowners in Atyrau region in the 1920–30s (2016) Issues of studying folk crafts in national historiography (2018) Confiscation policies in the 1930s in Atyrau region (2018) Teaching legal foundations in history classes (2019) Development of students’ creative thinking (2024) Introduction of new technologies in education as a guarantee of quality (2025) Preconditions and process of eliminating Kazakh wealthy classes (2025) “Never Forgotten: Atyrau Region during the Great Patriotic War” (Collective monograph, 2025).