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A content analysis of articles on critical reading in Turkey

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2023
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The aim of this study is to determine the general trends of the articles published in the field of critical reading in Turkey between 2001-2020. In the study, thematic content analysis (metasynthesis) from qualitative research designs was used. Thirty-seven articles were found as a result of searches using the keyword "critical reading" in Google Scholar, TR Directory and Journal Park. The data obtained as a result of the examination are presented in tables for the sub-problems. The year 2020 was the year in which the most articles were published with 16.2% (f=6). The highest number of articles were published in the journal Turkish Studies with 16.2% (f=6). With 13.5% (f=5), Uşak University was the institution where the first authors who published the most. It is seen that the first authors with the title of doctoral faculty member with 43.2% (f=16) are the authors who publish the most. Journals are scanned in ULAKBİM with 27.0% (f=10). The research method of the articles consisted of quantitative research methods with 59.5% (f=22), 48.6% (f=18) the first keywords of the articles, critical reading keyword, 56.8% (f=21) articles. The sample of the original articles, 37.8% (f=14) consists of secondary school students. The sample number of the article is between 31-100 with 27.0% (f=10). T test was the first data analysis method used in the articles with 24.3% (f=9), and attitude/perception etc.,the most used data collection tools in the articles with 40.5% (f=15). Constitute tests. No hypothesis was stated in the article with 32.4% (f=12).

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Barış Bilmez

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Barış Bilmez (Master Thesis). A content analysis of articles on critical reading in Turkey, 2023, Kütahya Dumlupınar University.

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