and "farewell," they cried, "wherever you fare till your eyries receive you at the journey's end!"
hi, tumblr's lovely people,
as we come to the end of another semester my dear hobbits (and I am Gandalf the Grey and White in this case), I am saddened to inform you that this is the end of our great journey (but don't believe me, whatever I say is over is just the beginning of another exciting adventure). welcome to the last post where I can talk to you about the pearl of our time, technology, and Disney.
I am sincerely happy that I was able to take the Current Issues course. I found it really useful in the way that the approach the course aims to take pushes the limits of teachers' creativity while at the same time expanding the boundaries of what we can do in and out of school. my favorite tasks were definitely the AI-integrated teaching materials and the flipped classroom assignment. these tasks emphasized creativity while showing the integration of AI in language education and also gave us the space to make our dreams come true, which, as usual, was to include Disney animations in our assignments. there was not a task that I didn't quite enjoy because I was able to find a way to combine them all with things that I loved, so I think that all future teachers should be enthusiastic about this approach where they can engage with things that they love.
as we part our ways, as Gandalf the White said at the end of the greatest trilogy ever written: well, here at last, dear friends, on the shores of the sea comes the end of our fellowship in Middle-earth. go in peace! I will not say: do not weep for not all tears are evil.
thank you so much for being with me until the end. I always say "I wouldn't probably", but for the first (and probably the last) time I will say I definitely would. I will always be one virtual step away. farewell!
until next time,
with love... and obviously education, doğa






