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samsun university
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07 May 2006 Sun 03:28 pm |
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hehe.. i think that my level of english is better than most people my age although i dont know how i would teach it to speakers of other languages.
for eg. my bf has just finished his first level english course and he is saying to me "look.. if a word ends in -ly or whatever we add this and that" and i was like "i didnt know that! i never had to learn it!!"
its the same with turkish though.. like, i know that if a verb stem is one syllable and ends with -l or -r it follows with -ir.. eg: kal-ır-ım... and my bf didnt know that hehe
i dont know where i would learn all of this from to teach to others!! :S
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07 May 2006 Sun 03:34 pm |
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Quoting miss_ceyda: hehe.. i think that my level of english is better than most people my age although i dont know how i would teach it to speakers of other languages.
for eg. my bf has just finished his first level english course and he is saying to me "look.. if a word ends in -ly or whatever we add this and that" and i was like "i didnt know that! i never had to learn it!!"
its the same with turkish though.. like, i know that if a verb stem is one syllable and ends with -l or -r it follows with -ir.. eg: kal-ır-ım... and my bf didnt know that hehe
i dont know where i would learn all of this from to teach to others!! :S |
That's what teacher-trainings are for, kızım 
I don't know those about Dutch either, though i know them basically in English, as i was taught them to understand the English words from Dutch.
But because you are studying Turkish, you can see the structure of the language much clearer than a native speaker who didn't take the time (and why would one?) to see the structure of his own language.
If you know words with -ly- in Turkish and understand how they are formed in Turkish, you can also explain it from Turkish back to English, isntead of explaining it plain in English.
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07 May 2006 Sun 11:04 pm |
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Quoting Deli_kizin:
That's what teacher-trainings are for, kızım
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what are they kızım? 
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07 May 2006 Sun 11:51 pm |
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Quoting miss_ceyda: Quoting Deli_kizin:
That's what teacher-trainings are for, kızım
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what are they kızım? |
A sort of unviersity programme (but not as difficult as Oxford  ), that doesn't only teaches the language, but also teaching-skills. How to explain certain things, i also think psychological things about people, as a teacher will be working in a group.
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09 May 2006 Tue 02:56 pm |
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so i have to go to university for that??
i thought that when i do my TESOL course, it would all be explained there..??
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09 May 2006 Tue 04:42 pm |
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Quoting miss_ceyda: so i have to go to university for that??
i thought that when i do my TESOL course, it would all be explained there..?? |
I don't know what TESOL is, but i think that only TESOL should be enough and that you only have to go to uni for that if you dont have TESOL
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