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Attitudes of physical education teachers related to the education philosophy and technology

2011
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Ömer Şenel

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The purpose of this research is to assess ?Attitudes of Physical Education Teachers Related to The Education Philosophy and Technology?. The sample of research composes of 91 physical education teachers who work in elemantary and secondary schools located centre and boroughs which depend on Erzincan National Education Directorate. In the research, the collection of data to collect personal information details the form of physical education teachers, physical education teachers in order to determine which adopted the philosophy of education developed by Wiles&Bondi (1993) and Doganay and Sari (2003) made to Turkey by the adaptation of ?Philosophy Preference Assessment? and physical education teachers? attitudes towards technology developed in order to determine by Akbaba (2002) ?Attitude Toward Technology? scale was used. In the research, the analysis of data gender, age, marital status and years of service showing to determine the difference in arguments, tests of Mann Whitney U and Kruskal Wallis H tests were performed. In addition, technology, educational philosophies and attitudes toward physical education teachers to determine whether a significant relationship between The Pearson Correlation Analysis was performed. Results, physical education teachers? attitudes towards technology educational philosophies and gender, age, marital status and years of service vary according to the variables show that. Also in the research, it was not recognized correlation between Attitudes of Physical Education Teachers Related to The Education Philosophy and Technology.Key Words: Physical Education Teacher, Educational Philosophy, Technology

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Anıl Türkeli

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Anıl Türkeli (Master Thesis). Attitudes of physical education teachers related to the education philosophy and technology, 2011, Gazi University.

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