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    Formation of financial literacy of primary school students based on digital content
    The article explores the formation of financial literacy among primary school students through digital content, emphasizing its importance in addressing global socio-economic challenges such as debt dependency and low economic awareness. The authors argue that early financial education forms the foundation of responsible economic culture and civic maturity. The study draws upon Kazakhstan’s national policies (“Concept for Improving Financial Literacy 2020–2025,” “Concept for Digital Transformation 2023–2029”) and international recommendations from the OECD. Using surveys, pedagogical analysis, and comparative methods, the research involved 172 primary school teachers in the Kostanay region. Results revealed a lack of digital learning materials and specific educational programs for financial literacy development. In response, the authors designed an elective university course titled “Formation of Financial Literacy of Primary School Students,” incorporating digital textbooks, teacher guides, and multimedia assignments. The article highlights three structural components of financial literacy: Cognitive – knowledge of financial principles; Activity-based – practical skills in budgeting, saving, and spending; Value-motivational – responsibility, independence, and ethical behavior. The research concludes that digital educational content — including interactive games, videos, AR storybooks, and online platforms — significantly enhances students’ engagement and financial competence. The study’s novelty lies in the creation of a theoretically grounded, methodologically coherent digital model for financial literacy formation in primary education, promoting the integration of digital pedagogy and financial education for sustainable learning outcomes.
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    Assessing student well-being indicators in the higher education context of Western Kazakhstan
    (2025-01-01) ;
    Malika Maksatovna Knissarina
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    G. Onlanbekkyzy
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    This research examines the well-being indicators of students in Western Kazakhstan, focusing on four major cities: Aktobe, Aktau, Atyrau, and Uralsk. The research employed a quantitative methodology with a cross-sectional design, involving 1,377 students aged 16-21 from leading universities in these cities. The study utilized a questionnaire based on The Global Youth Wellbeing Index and youth development index calculation methodology developed by Kazakhstan's Ministry of Information and Social Development. The assessment covered six key domains: citizenship, economic opportunities, education, health, information and communication technologies (ICT), and security. The findings revealed an overall well-being index of 0.787 out of 1.00 across Western Kazakhstan as of August 2024, with variations among cities: Atyrau (0.809), Aktobe (0.784), Uralsk (0.780), and Aktau (0.778). The research demonstrated very high levels of well-being in education (0.84), ICT (0.83), and health (0.82) domains across all cities. Notable regional differences emerged, with Atyrau showing the highest scores in civic participation (0.79) and economic opportunities (0.83), while Aktobe led in ICT usage (0.86). The study provides valuable insights for policymakers and educational institutions to enhance student well-being and development in Western Kazakhstan.