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The consolidation of the socıal studies lesson of 7th, Black Sea and Middle Anatolia, casses and its effects one students' success, by supporting of computers

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The effects of computer aided instruction about ?Black Sea Region and MiddleAnatolia Region? subjects in elementary School 7th grade Social Sciences on pupilsuccess have been aided, in this research.The research in which pre-test and post-test compared experimental method isused, has been applred to in grades of Kırşehir Cumhuriyet Elementary School duruing2005-2006 Education term. The research has been applied with two 7th grade groups,one of which is control (N=29) and the other is experiment group(N=34). The subjects?Black Sea Region and Middle Anatolia Region? have been taught using computer aidedinstruction to the experiment group and using traditional teaching methods to the controlgroup.Before computer aided education and traditional teaching methods are applied toexperiment and control groups, as a pre-test, a 25 question multiple choice success testwhich was prepared by the reseacher and an attitude scole towards social sciences havebeen applied.According to the findings gathered from this research, results can be renged as :In learning ?Black Sea Region and Middle Anatolia Region? topics, experimentgroup using computer aided education has been more seccessful than the control groupthat used traditional teaching methods.According to the analysis dore on the attitude scale for Social Scienses,experiment group that used computer aided education has presented a positive increasein the attitude to social sciences.Thesis AdviserDr. Turhan ÇET N

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Zafer Kuş

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Zafer Kuş (Master Thesis). The consolidation of the socıal studies lesson of 7th, Black Sea and Middle Anatolia, casses and its effects one students' success, by supporting of computers, 2006, Gazi University.

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