Search results for: Tekkaya Ceren

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Modeling the Interrelationships among Pre-service Science Teachers’ Understanding and Acceptance of Evolution, Their Views on Nature of Science and Self-Efficacy Beliefs regarding Teaching Evolution
Authors: Akyol Gulsum, Tekkaya Ceren, Sungur Semra, Traynor Anne
The authors proposed a path model of relationships among understanding and acceptance of evolution, views on nature of science, and self-efficacy beliefs regarding teaching evolution. The findings reveal that the higher level of understanding of evolution was related to the higher level of acceptance of evolution. Besides, higher levels of both understanding and acceptance of the theory and naïve views on NOS were found to be associated with stronger self-efficacy beliefs for teaching evolution effectively.
Published: 2012
Updated: May. 29, 2013
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Elementary Students’ Scientific Epistemological Beliefs in Relation to Socio-Economic Status and Gender
Authors: Ozkal Kudret, Tekkaya Ceren, Sungur Semra, Cakiroglu Jale, Cakiroglu Erdinc
The current study explored students’ scientific epistemological beliefs in relation to socio-economic status (SES) and gender. Eight grade Turkish elementary school students participated in the study. The analysis indicated that students with a working mother and educated parents as well as greater number of books at home together with a separate study room are more likely to have tentative views and less likely to have fixed views about science compared to students with unemployed mother, uneducated parents, less books at home, and no separate study room.
Published: 2010
Updated: May. 19, 2011