2018
DOI: 10.7884/teke.4120
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Meslek Seçi̇mi̇ Kapsaminda: Anne Baba Tutumu Ve Öğretmenli̇k Mesleği̇ne Yöneli̇k Tutu

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“…In the literature, studies (Yurdakal, 2019;Koşar, 2018) show that the family factor influences the career choices of teacher candidates. Özcan and Eranıl (2018) investigated the relationship between the attitudes of high school seniors towards the teachi ng profession and the attitudes of their parents. While the students had a high level of positive attitude towards the teaching profession, there was no relationship between their attitudes and their parents' attitudes.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the literature, studies (Yurdakal, 2019;Koşar, 2018) show that the family factor influences the career choices of teacher candidates. Özcan and Eranıl (2018) investigated the relationship between the attitudes of high school seniors towards the teachi ng profession and the attitudes of their parents. While the students had a high level of positive attitude towards the teaching profession, there was no relationship between their attitudes and their parents' attitudes.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In general, in studies examining the relationship between the attitude towards the teaching profession and choosing the teaching profession, it has been determined that those who prefer teaching willingly have a positive attitude towards teaching (Çiçek- Sağlam, 2008;Gürbüz & Kısoğlu, 2007;Hacıömeroğlu & Taşkın, 2010;Özder et al, 2010). Özcan and Eranıl (2018) determined that students who chose the teaching profession had a higher attitude towards the teaching profession than students who did not.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In a collectivist culture such as Turkey (Hofstede, 2001) it is known that family is effective in individuals' career processes (Bacanlı & Sürücü, 2011;Dursun & Kara, 2019;Solmaz, 2015;Özcan & Eranıl, 2018). With the influence of the collectivist culture, individuals in Turkish society, on the one hand, care about their families' preferences, on the other hand, it tries to determine their own career goals.…”
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confidence: 99%