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Evaluati̇on of 2009 curri̇culum of li̇fe sci̇ences course accordi̇ng to teachers opi̇ni̇ons

2017
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Hasan Aydemir

Abstract (EN)

The purpose of this research is to define the achievements of the life sciences course curriculum, contents, imperfect and lame sides of it in terms of the evaluation assessment and education circumstances. In this research, which aims to define and find the opinions of the teachers about the curriculum, general scanning model was used. The samples of the search consist of 600 class teachers who work in the town of Yeşilyurt, Malatya city in the year of 2016-2017 education terms. While gathering the data, the questionaire designed by Kayalar (2007) was used. The obtained data was analysed with the SPSS17-statistic programme. The findings were obtained and interpreted by using unaillied t-test for the genders of the teachers and by using analysis of variance- ANOVA for the differences in the ages and the seniority of the teachers. In conclusion of this test, LSD technique among the post-hoc techniques was applied to detect which group or groups cause to these significant differentiations in the different situations. According to the obtained outcomes of the research, the class teachers generally showed their opinions as I agree whether the 2009- life science course curriculum can be carried out. Also, after having analysed the items devoted to the aplicability of the curriculum, it is found out that there is a significant distinctions, caused by the genders, ages and seniorities of the class teachers and by means of the gathered data, suggestions were given about the lame disadvantaged and imperfect sides of the curriculum what can be done for them as solutions. Key Words: Life Sciences Course, Curriculum, Teacher

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Dr. Özer Çelik

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Özer Çelik (Master Thesis). Evaluati̇on of 2009 curri̇culum of li̇fe sci̇ences course accordi̇ng to teachers opi̇ni̇ons, 2017, İnönü University.

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