ITK-Podcast

What if the 23rd of April is not just a celebration, but a turning point that continues to shape who we are today? In this podcast, Duru and Ada from Bornova Campus explore how this day represents a powerful shift toward national sovereignty and the will of the people. They reflect on Mustafa Kemal Atatürk’s remarkable decision to dedicate the 23rd of April to children, emphasizing their role as the true architects of our nation’s future. They also revisit their own childhood memories, adding a personal and relatable dimension to this meaningful day. Blending past and present, we invite our listeners to see the 23rd of April not only as a celebration, but as a powerful reminder of responsibility, identity, and the future we are shaping.

What if the 23rd of April is not just a celebration, but a turning point that continues to shape who we are today? In this podcast, Duru and Ada from Bornova Campus explore how this day represents a powerful shift toward national sovereignty and the will of the people. They reflect on Mustafa Kemal Atatürk’s remarkable decision to dedicate the 23rd of April to children, emphasizing their role as the true architects of our nation’s future. They also revisit their own childhood memories, adding a personal and relatable dimension to this meaningful day. Blending past and present, we invite our listeners to see the 23rd of April not only as a celebration, but as a powerful reminder of responsibility, identity, and the future we are shaping.

In this episode, Çınar, Oğuz, and Derya from Marmaris Campus, explore whether exams truly reflect intelligence — or if they measure something more, like preparation, focus, and reasoning skills. They discuss different learning styles, the impact of stress during exams, and why intelligence is more than just memorizing information. From active learning strategies to real-world skills like teamwork and creativity, this conversation reminds us that a test score is only one part of a much bigger picture. Because you are more than just a number.

Kampüs: Marmaris Kampüsü
Öğrencilerimiz: Asya, Pelin

In this deeply moving episode prepared for March 18 – Çanakkale Victory and Martyrs’ Day, our high school students Ecesu, Sude Sena, and Bora from Manisa Campus reflect on the courage, sacrifice, and unbreakable spirit of our martyrs.

As young voices of today, they speak with profound respect and heartfelt gratitude for those who gave their lives for their homeland. Their words remind us that the legacy of our martyrs is not only a part of history, but also a living memory carried in the hearts of every new generation.

Through sincere reflections and emotional words, this episode becomes a tribute from today’s youth to the heroes of yesterday. It is a reminder that while time may pass, the courage of our martyrs will continue to illuminate our path—forever remembered, forever honoured.

İzmir Özel Türk Koleji öğrencileri tarafından hazırlanan bu podcast, Çevrenin Genç Sözcüleri Yarışması podcast kategorisi için üretilmiştir. Çalışma, denizlerde biriken atıkların yalnızca fiziksel kirlilik yaratmadığını; üretim süreçlerinden kaynaklanan karbon ayak izi yoluyla iklim değişikliğini tetiklediğini ve bunun deniz ekosistemleri ile gıda güvenliği üzerinde etkiler oluşturduğunu ele almaktadır. Araştırma, Balçova–İnciraltı Kent Ormanı kıyı şeridinde Avrupa Birliği ile uyumlu Deniz Çöpleri İzleme metodolojisi kullanılarak gerçekleştirilmiştir.

This podcast was prepared for the podcast category of the TÜRÇEV Young Reporters for the Environment Competition by İzmir Private Turkish College Science High School students Defne, Gökçe, Kuzey, Sarp and Yaman. The episode focuses on the future of the endemic Erkence olive of the Karaburun Peninsula and the risks threatening its continuity.

Through the dialogue of a three-generation olive-growing family, the podcast explores the unique taste of Erkence olives, the delicate date olives, and the challenges of harvesting and sustaining this traditional variety. The episode also discusses possible solutions and emphasizes the shared responsibility of protecting local agricultural heritage.

Does the room you’re in right now actually dictate who you become? In this episode, Ecenaz and
Taha from BTK Anatolian High School explore the "Cathedral Effect" and how your surroundings secretly hack your brain chemistry.

From the healing power of windows to why some buildings kill creativity, they prove that beauty is a
biological need.

Take a look around: Is your environment inspiring your future or holding you back?

Does the room you’re in right now actually dictate who you become? In this episode, Ecenaz and Taha from BTK Anatolian High School explore the "Cathedral Effect" and how your surroundings secretly hack your brain chemistry.

From the healing power of windows to why some buildings kill creativity, they prove that beauty is a biological need. 

Take a look around: Is your environment inspiring your future or holding you back?