“…However, in contemporary foreign language education, with the acceptance that language learning is the process of constructing knowledge, making new meanings and not receiving the information presented, the view that teaching is conveying information has been abandoned (Açıkgöz, 2003, p. 57). Based on the principle of "learning by doing" (Kast, 1994) that is adopted as a result of the contributions of cognitive psychology to language education, it is known that student-centered foreign language course models, in which students can increase their performance by using their basic language skills, positively affect the learning process. For this reason, empirical language education researches based on academia and high school education cooperation for student-centered teaching practices and activities are of great importance (Ünal, 2005, p. 211).…”