Residents of the War " Resided " in Almaty with Aid from Nearly 9000 Schoolchildren
Festivity of Heroes: Almaty's Tribute to Great Patriotic War Heroes
The finale of the city's captivating social project, dubbed "Speaking Heroes," unfolded at the Palace of Schoolchildren, welcoming a crowd of around 9,000 students, teachers, and parents, as per Liter.kz's report. The event was masterminded by the City Scientific and Methodological Center for New Technologies in Education (GNMCTNO) under the Almaty Education Department.
The thrilling "Speaking Heroes" project consisted of three stages: intra-school, district, and the climactic city-wide showdown. Awe-inspiring teams from the 216 schools within the megacity competed in the final round, presenting stunning portrayals of war heroes such as Manshuk Mametova, Nurken Abdirov, Sultan Baimagambetov, Bauyrzhan Momyshuly, General Panfilov, Aliya Moldagulova, Hiwaz Dospanova, Talgat Begeldinov, and their fellow warriors in arms. Performances ranged from compelling literary-musical compositions and enthralling theatrical performances to songs plucked from the war years, along with employing advanced AI technologies to bring the heroes back to life, instilling their powerful, relevant messages into the hearts of the youth. Daulet Sagynbayev, Director of GNMCTNO, described this initiative as one of the most prominent and impactful in Almaty's education system, bolstering youth interest in national history and fostering a patriotic upbringing.
Daulet Sagynbayev passionately asserted, "The deeds of the heroes during the Great Patriotic War are not mere relics of the past, but spiritual compasses for the present and future generations. The "Speaking Heroes" project stands as a shining beacon of how we can impart the illustrious names and values of our history upon the young. "
The project's objective is to instill a strong sense of national pride and historical awareness in the younger generation by shining a light on the valor of WWII heroes and preserving historical memory. To celebrate the victory anniversary, over 2500 patriotic and thematic events were stirred up within Almaty's educational institutions. Across social media platforms, more than 600 videos and over 3000 publications were shared, generating a colossal response and stirring up a wave of powerful emotions throughout society.
While specific details regarding the "Speaking Heroes" project remain elusive, it shines a light on broader cultural and historical commemorative events in Kazakhstan and other great nations that were part of the Great Patriotic War. To find similar projects or events, deep dives into local Almaty news sources or organizations spearheading historical commemorations may prove illuminating.
- Schoolchildren, teachers, and parents filled the Palace of Schoolchildren for the City Scientific and Methodological Center for New Technologies in Education's captivating project, "Speaking Heroes," an anniversary event celebrating Almaty's tribute to Great Patriotic War heroes.
- The schoolchildren, under the guidance of GNMCTNO, performed awe-inspiring portrayals of war heroes like Manshuk Mametova and General Panfilov, using literary-musical compositions, theatrical performances, songs from the war years, and advanced AI technologies.
- Daulet Sagynbayev, the Director of GNMCTNO, described the "Speaking Heroes" project as one of the most significant and impactful in Almaty's education system, strengthening education-and-self-development by fostering a patriotic upbringing and instilling a sense of national pride in the younger generation.
- To commemorate the victory anniversary of the Great Patriotic War, more than 2500 patriotic and thematic events were held within Almaty's educational institutions, with over 600 videos and 3000 publications shared across social media, serving as a testament to the project's success in preserving historical memory and stirring up powerful emotions throughout society.
