A round table dedicated to the scientific and practical foundations of the “Tolyk Adam” concept was held at SDU University with the participation of scholars. The event brought together prominent national researchers, university faculty members, and students.

In his opening remarks, Vice-Rector for Academic and Research Affairs Maksat Kalybek emphasized the importance of such academic gatherings. Dean of the School of Education and Humanities Dana Moldabayeva also delivered a welcoming speech and expressed her best wishes to the participants.

During the scientific session, a number of insightful presentations on the “Tolyk Adam” concept were delivered. The session began with a brief overview of the scholarly legacy of the renowned researcher Mekemtas Myrzakhmetov and his contributions to Abai studies.

Following this, Zhabal Shoiinbet, Director of the “Hakim Abai” Center, discussed the origins and current development of the “Tolyk Adam” concept. Associate Professor Maksat Alipkhan analyzed its structural components, while Associate Professor Murat Myrzakhmet shared practical applications of the concept in real life. PhD student Yerulan Assentayuly from Al-Farabi Kazakh National University highlighted the practical significance of the “Tolyk Adam” model.

In the next stage, participants were divided into groups and worked on dilemma-based tasks built around the concepts of “Mind,” “Heart,” “Will,” and “Justice.” Each group presented their findings through posters, leading to engaging discussions.

During the Q&A session, students and faculty members had the opportunity to ask questions and receive comprehensive answers from the scholars.

At the end of the event, the results of the group work were summarized, and the key scientific and practical outcomes of the round table were discussed. The Head of the Department expressed gratitude to the participating scholars, and the event concluded with a commemorative photo session.