Journey of Learning with Naz Emanetoğlu 📚

This image was created by ChatGPT   For this podcast assignment, we worked on a short mystery story we named  “The Wallet in the Forest.”  The objective was to create a 90-second fictional podcast, complete with many sound effects, a dramatic climax, and a satisfying conclusion. In our story, a girl named Sara makes an unusual discovery during a class field trip to the forest: a wallet. What starts off as a strange yet mild surprise spirals into the frightening tale of a robbery gone wrong, bizarre men masquerading as police officers, and a woman who has vanished, leaving only her cat and a pair of earrings behind.  . ݁₊ ⊹ . ݁˖ . ݁  It was enjoyable, even though it was somewhat challenging sometimes. To me, determining the genre and plot took a lot of work. We wanted the story to be suspenseful yet manageable in terms of time. A lost wallet and a forest setting ultimately became the story’s catalyst, and everything else followed seamlessly. I particularly enjoye...

  Hi! I decided to make an infographic about cyberbullying to be able to raise awareness about the issue and hopefully help people who are facing cyberbullying even now.  I created this infographic on Canva and used various symbols to make the subject as easy to understand as possible. (●'◡'●) Cyberbullying is one of the most important issues in the modern era and forces kids or even adults to feel scared about using social media. These days, it has become usual to see people impersonating other people on the internet to frame them or get recognition by using their pictures. People also think that if they don't share their own pictures on the internet, they can just say anything and not be found out, but that is simply not true. While searching for this infographic, I noticed many websites that help people who are victims of cyberbullying. I think that this infographic can help learners in the English classroom simply by how easy to understand the examples are and the fact ...