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Eurasian Journal of Educational Research

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Category: 2012 Issue 47

Gender-Related Effects of Group Learning on Mathematics Achievement among the Rural Secondary Students

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| 2012 Issue 47, Research Article, Issue, Type of Article

Md. Anowar HOSSAIN*Rohani Ahmad TARMIZI***Post Doctoral Researcher, Dr., Universiti Putra Malaysia, Institute for Mathematical Research.**Assoc. Prof. Dr., Universiti Putra Malaysia, Institute for Mathematical Research. Abstract Problem Statement: Gender differences in the effects of group learning play a contested role in mathematics education. Several researchers concluded that male students perform better on mathematics than female students. […]

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Evaluating Teacher Education Curricula’s Facilitation of the Development of Critical Thinking Skills*

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| 2012 Issue 47, Research Article, Issue, Type of Article

Belgin TANRIVERDI, Yildiz OZTAN ULUSOY and HAKAN TURANAssist. Prof. Dr., Kocaeli University Faculty of Education, TURKEY. Abstract Problem Statement: The economic and social changes in the 21st century have wide-ranging consequences for education systems. To acquire necessary competencies, what learners need most is to learn to learn by reflecting critically on their learning aims. To […]

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Three Preparatory Schools’ Syllabus Designs in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus

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| 2012 Issue 47, Research Article, Issue, Type of Article

Hanife BENSEN* and Fatos SILMAN***Near East University English Preparatory School.**Assoc Prof. Dr., Cyprus International University Faculty of Education. Abstract Problem Statement: Curriculum development involves the process of planning, setting up and running courses. The knowledge about designing syllabi, making choices of content and materials and assessing student performances plays an important role in curriculum development. […]

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Developing an Attitude Scale toward Seeking Psychological Help for Secondary Students

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| 2012 Issue 47, Research Article, Issue, Type of Article

Hulya SAHIN BALTACIAsst. Prof. Dr., Mehmet Akif Ersoy University, Faculty of Education. Abstract Problem Statement: Adolescence is a period during which emotional and behavioral problems are increased. Adolescents seek answers for the questions such as “hat kind of person should I be?” Additionally, it is a period in which one undergoes and must adapt to […]

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Validity and Reliability of Motivation Scale in Piano Education

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| 2012 Issue 47, Research Article, Issue, Type of Article

M. Kayhan KURTULDUAssoc. Prof. Dr. Karadeniz Technical University Fatih Faculty of Education Music Education Department. Abstract Problem Statement: Studies on the factors of student motivation are currently addressing issues such as student attitudes, studying principles, studying environments, musical works and some personal issues. All of these elements undoubtedly have an effect on student motivation and […]

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Bullying toward Teachers: An Example from Turkey

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| 2012 Issue 47, Research Article, Issue, Type of Article

Rüçhan ÖZKILIÇAssist. Prof. Dr., Uludağ University Faculty of Education. Abstract Problem Statement: The studies investigating bullying behaviours exhibited by students toward teachers are limited in number. Since teachers are perceived as powerful adults compared to the teenagers and are responsible for managing the classroom, it is commonly thought that they cannot be considered the victims […]

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Effect of Creative Drama-based Group Guidance on Male-Adolescents’ Conflict Resolution Skills

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| 2012 Issue 47, Research Article, Issue, Type of Article

Yasemin YAVUZERAsst. Prof. Dr., Nigde University Faculty of Education. Abstract Problem Statement: This study assumes that conflict itself is not constructive or destructive, whereas the path chosen to resolve the conflict is what leads to constructive or destructive results. When individuals resolve conflicts in a destructive manner, they instill feelings of anger, rage, hostility and […]

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