REGULATIONS ON THE SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY OF TEACHERS AND STUDENTS OF THE HIGHER COLLEGE OF INEU
1. General Provisions
The scientific society of teachers and students is a voluntary
association of teachers and students who strive for a deeper knowledge
of achievements in various fields of science, technology, culture, the
development of creative thinking, intellectual initiative, independence,
an analytical approach to their own activities, the acquisition of
skills and research skills ... Primary education is guided in its
activities by the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the
Convention on the Rights of the Child. The scientific society has its
own name, emblem, motto.
2. Objectives of primary education
• to promote the enhancement of the prestige and popularization of
scientific knowledge; • to develop students' cognitive activity and
creativity;
• to acquaint students with the methods and techniques of scientific research;
• teach to work with scientific literature, select, analyze,
systematize information, identify and formulate research problems,
correctly formulate scientific work;
• contribute to the mastery of students in the art of discussion, speaking in front of an audience with reports;
• to promote the professional self-determination of students.
3. Content and forms of work of the scientific society of students
• preparation of programs, development of projects and research topics;
• meeting the personal demand of participants in primary education for the study of problems of interest to them;
• participation in expeditions, Olympiads, contests, tournaments, exhibitions;
• holding seminars, discussions, scientific and practical conferences;
• performances with lectures, reports, messages, creative reports;
• meetings with scientists, employees of museums, archives;
• joint meetings of school and student sections of scientific societies;
• preparation of creative works and their publication in collections.
4. The structure and organization of primary education includes the Coordination Council and the Student Council.
The supreme body of primary education is the Coordination Council, which consists of a number of academic advisors.
The Coordinating Council provides scientific support and holds a
meeting of all members of the society twice a year to establish a target
program for the new academic year and summarize the results for the
reporting period.
The general direction of primary education is carried out by the head of the scientific society.
The Student Council is elected by the Council of the Scientific Society
from among the students - the winners of Olympiads, competitions,
conferences. The Primary Education Council solves organizational
issues, assists scientific leaders in conducting training sessions,
conferences, exhibitions, and Olympiads. Classes of members of primary
education are held collectively or individually under the guidance of
the head of the scientific community at the end of each month.
5. Participants in primary education:
Members of primary education are students and educators who have
expressed a desire to actively participate in research activities.
Students and teachers who carry out research work have the right to:
• choose a topic according to your interests;
• to use the material and technical and informational and reference
base of the educational institution to carry out the research;
• receive regular methodological and organizational assistance from leaders and scientific consultants of research work;
• freely use your own research results in accordance with copyright;
• submit the results of student research work for a credit or grade in a
relevant subject. Members of primary education can receive feedback on
their creative work from the Coordinating Council and Academic
Supervisor.
The responsibilities of members of primary education include:
• carrying out the research in accordance with the requirements approved by the educational institution;
• compliance with the work schedule in accordance with the research work program;
• observance of full safety and careful use of material resources and
reference and information materials of an educational institution, as
well as auxiliary institutions (libraries, archives, museums, etc.).
Students are awarded special diplomas, certificates, prizes for their
active work in primary education and the performance of specific work.
