A sample to the fieldworks in geography education: Ereğli-Konya physical geogpraphy
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In the study, it is aimed to determine the level of satisfaction in the physical geography of Ereğli in response to the 53 acquisitions related to physical geography, which are among the 130 acquisitions in the Geography Course Curriculum. This study was carried out with the Delphi technique, which is one of the qualitative research methods. The comparison of the physical geography features of Ereğli-Konya with the Geography Course Curriculum and their overlap with each other were examined. In the results of working; It was concluded that a total of 49 (92,4%) of the units related to various grade levels and physical geography, out of a total of 53 acquisitions related to physical geography in the 2018-GLC, achieved a high level of coverage.
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Abdullah Ender Akçay
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Abdullah Ender Akçay (Master Thesis). A sample to the fieldworks in geography education: Ereğli-Konya physical geogpraphy, 2023, Necmettin Erbakan University.
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