Your Future Teacher

 Welcome, again...     Today I did an interesting experiment thanks to a task given by one of my teachers. Our task was to create a review post about a movie with a friend. Thus, me and my friend Bora watched a movie called Get Out, a great movie by the way. Unfortunately, I won't be talking about the movie itself but rather the importance of the peer work itself.      When you try to work with a peer, you need to use one of the 21st century learning skills:                                                                            Collaboration          Working with another brain is a great way to measure your dominance of the subject. It also strengthens your collaborative skills. You need to think as two and work as two. Me and Bora did brains...

         Welcome, again…                     When we think about our ability to learn in the 21 st century, we cannot overlook the presence of the internet. As first-handed experiencers of the internet age, we can all agree that the vast usage of the internet has affected our lives brilliantly. The ability to access every single data a human has ever made puts us in a godly place in this century. An important aspect of the 21 st -century learning device internet is the way it makes the learners a producer as well. The users can learn and produce at the same time, just like I do in this blog! As a future language teacher, I have also thought about the significance of the internet. A student who wants to learn anything can easily access its grammar rules, culture, and even the users of that language! This power must not be disregarded since, if used correctly, it can help t...

    Welcome , for the first time.      My name is Salih Karakaş. I study at Marmara University, Turkey. Despite my lack of experience on this whole blog-writing thing, I do feel like someone who is, deep down, capable of doing it. The talent is inside one's mind they say, you ought to seek it. High hopes, everyone! I am studying to become an English language teacher and currently it is my second year. This blog will have my experiences and thoughts on the topics that are related to teaching English as a non-native teacher and teachers' approaches to students. I should emphasize the fact that sometimes I may go off-topic of course, but this is/will be my general vision. Let's see how this all will turn out. Anyways, welcome , and nice to meet you!