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History in coins and banknotes: an interactive lesson for Lyceum students

History in coins and banknotes: an interactive lesson for Lyceum students History in coins and banknotes: an interactive lesson for Lyceum students History in coins and banknotes: an interactive lesson for Lyceum students History in coins and banknotes: an interactive lesson for Lyceum students History in coins and banknotes: an interactive lesson for Lyceum students History in coins and banknotes: an interactive lesson for Lyceum students History in coins and banknotes: an interactive lesson for Lyceum students

A series of events dedicated to the National Currency Day continues in the Presidential Center of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

The next thematic meeting was held on November 13: the baton was taken by the students of the specialized lyceum No. 82 "Daryn" in Astana. The students visited the Presidential Center to learn more about the history of the country's financial system.

During an open lesson on the topic "Tenge – Kazakhstan Republicasyn currencies", sixth graders traced the centuries-old continuity of monetary circulation in Kazakhstan. Under the guidance of a teacher, the students divided into research groups and studied the evolution of coinage from the ancient Turkic "tanga" minted in Otyrar and Taraz to the silver dirhams of the Golden Horde and the Kazakh Khanate.

Special attention was paid to the events of November 15, 1993, when the national currency of independent Kazakhstan first entered circulation, as well as to its first authors and unique design.

The interactive lesson format allowed students not only to work with historical facts, but also to understand basic economic concepts.

Lyceum students were able to consolidate their knowledge in a dynamic intellectual quiz on the platform, competing in speed and accuracy of answers.

At the end of the meeting, the students shared their impressions of the ATM lesson and noted the importance of preserving historical memory through symbols of independence.