Dear Miss_Ceyda

I have read amd re-read your essay. it is very compelling and passionate. You are a great writer. I too am in the midst of writing essays for a scholarship to travel to Saudi Arabia. I regularly write essays for scholarships, and have learned that figuring out "what they want" in the questions they ask is crucial.

The question you just stumbled upon, about 'concluding'- "What have you learned from your teaching of English?" is a very important question indeed. I believe to gain this certificate, they are asking you about your ability to reflect upon your teaching methods and pedagogy. Are you able to critique yourself and identify your strengths and needs. If you can find a way to say how your experiences as a learner of a foreign language has empowered you to become an excellent teacher- it would be very good. More specifically, say how your personal learning experiences have provided you wtih techniques to teach new learners.

I'm not sure if this is helpful, but I hope so.

If you wish I will re-read the entire peice, and edit as a word document.

Sincerely,
Chrisitne

Hmm..

I have never actually taught English.. well only once for about 30 minutes.. Im only 16 years old and only finished school myself earlier this year.

I dont really have that much knowledge of teaching at all so maybe thats why im kinda struggling.

As you can all see, I have talked about how my learning experience has inspired me to teach english and I have also included some of the methods in which I could use. I have also indeftified my knowledge that not everyone learns in the same way.

What more can I do?
I dont even know if this part of the question was meant to be a conclusion or just an extra point.

And yeah, you are all right.. Im really confused.
There is also so much more to do and my father wants me to finish this whole thing before we go to Turkey. Im guessing that this would have taken about a year to complete. You should see the other questions and the amount I have to read... I dont know what to do