Can I make the keyboard display lower case letters?

Sorry for possibly a totally n00bie question....I'm completely new to Apple products. I just bought my first Apple product yesterday, iPad Air (full size).
My question is in regard to the virtual keyboard. It displays the letters in upper case, so it makes it difficult to determine between upper and lower when I press the shift key because it doesn't look any different.
Is there a way to make the keyboard display lower case letters when in lower case mode and vica versa for upper case?

In my opinion, this is still one the silliest oversights in design by Apple. They can make the little switch button on flashlight icon in the control tray toggle between up and down, but they can't toggle the case of the letters to reflect the status of the Shift key? Seriously...without actually using your phone, can you tell me which icon represents Shift being enabled? Is it the black arrow with the white background or the white arrow with the grey background?

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