Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nurmira Abdybekova is a distinguished academician specializing in the field of physical culture and sports pedagogy, with an impressive career marked by extensive research, teaching, and publication accomplishments. Holding the title of Associate Professor, Dr. Abdybekova was born on June 4, 1984, and has amassed a comprehensive educational background with degrees in Pedagogy, Foreign Languages (English), and General Pedagogy, History of Pedagogy, and Education from prestigious institutions in Kyrgyzstan. Her doctoral research focuses on the pedagogical conditions for developing speech activity skills in English lessons related to physical culture, under the guidance of Professor Dobaev K.D., a notable figure in the field.
Dr. Abdybekova’s professional journey includes significant contributions to the Kyrgyz State Academy of Physical Culture and Sports and Kyrgyz-Turkish Manas University, where she has delivered a wide array of courses ranging from Pedagogy of Physical Culture and Sports to Professional English and the use of communicative and information technologies in her field. She has also been actively involved in supervising master’s and doctoral dissertations, further highlighting her commitment to advancing education and research.
Research Interests
- Development of communicative competence and speech activity skills in the context of physical culture and sports education.
- Integration of digital technologies in teaching and learning processes within physical culture and sports disciplines.
- Pedagogical and psychological support mechanisms in sports education.
- Multilingual education strategies, focusing on English, Turkish, Italian, and Russian, for enhancing professional communication in sports.
Dr. Abdybekova’s scholarly output is substantial, with her having authored 48 articles, 1 textbook, and 3 manuals recognized by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Kyrgyz Republic. Her work is characterized by a strong emphasis on innovative teaching methods, digital education strategies, and the development of comprehensive competencies required for future specialists in physical culture and sports. Her participation in various seminars and training programs, both nationally and internationally, alongside her involvement in significant projects and receipt of numerous awards, underscores her influential role in her field. Dr. Abdybekova’s academic endeavors and contributions reflect her deep commitment to enhancing the pedagogical landscape of physical culture and sports, making her a notable figure in her discipline.
