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Evaluation of the opinions of the teachers working in science and art centers and the middle school students on STEAM education

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2023
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STEAM is a concept consisting of the initials of the words science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics. In our country, different studies are carried out on STEAM. In order to include qualified Steam applications in education, it is important to determine the opinions of teachers and secondary school students about Steam education. In this study, it was aimed to determine the opinions of the teachers in the Steam fields working in the Science and Art Centers in our country and the opinions of the secondary school students on Steam education. The research will be carried out in two Bilsem's in Denizli in the 2021-2022 academic year. Teachers will consist of physics, chemistry, biology, science, mathematics, information technologies, visual arts, technology and design teachers. The students who will participate in the research are; It will consist of middle school students studying in the Visual arts talent field and general mental talent field. In this study, in which descriptive survey design was chosen from the quantitative research designs as the research method, the data will be collected through questionnaires prepared by the researcher. Within the scope of the research, a questionnaire will be applied with the total teachers and students who volunteered from these branches. The collected data will be analyzed using the SPSS data analysis method and interpreted, and conclusions and recommendations will be written.

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Necla Reyhan Akçin

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Necla Reyhan Akçin (Master Thesis). Evaluation of the opinions of the teachers working in science and art centers and the middle school students on STEAM education, 2023, Pamukkale University.

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