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6 thoughts on “Report from the Field – Yasar Kurum”
Sounds great! good luck!
Yasar, it sounds like you are off to a good start. The students are lucky to have such a dedicated teacher.
Thank you, Chill.
It’s wonderful to hear from you and your team!! It was such an honor to spend time with you all in Denver and in Chicago. I think of you often and am so happy to hear that you have been able to implement your new skills.
with love,
Laurie
Thank you everyone for your kind comments. The teaching program we are doing here can really make a difference to end the pain people have been suffering to learn a foreign language. If something goes wrong and we can’t achieve our goals this year, it would be because of our own deficiencies, not the CI approach. The future lies here, believe me…
Yasar, can you tell us a bit about how you came to the CI approach? What had you noticed in your classes? What made you look at CI as an alternative? What convinced you that it might work? Thanks, Jody