2017
DOI: 10.7596/taksad.v6i2.691
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Ortaöğretim Öğrencilerinin Tarih Kavramına İlişkin Sahip Oldukları Metaforlar / Secondary School Students’ Metaphors about the History Concept

Abstract: A metaphor is a figure of speech that refers to one thing by mentioning another thing via comparison, fictionalizing and expression. This study is revealing, in terms of metaphor concept, what the perceptions of the secondary school students with relate to "History" term is. Accordingly, comments of 160 students who are educating in secondary schools in Karabük city center are referred. In this research, the secondary school students' perceptions about "History" term are tried to be determined via metaphors. T… Show more

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“…In similar studies conducted with secondary school students for metaphors, for example, Pilav and Üstten (2013); 276 high school students produced 96 metaphors related to literature. Candan and Öztaş (2017), in their studies, determine the metaphors of 160 secondary school students about the concept of history, have obtained the result that they produce 130 valid metaphors. Öztürk (2007), in his study, aimed to determine the metaphors of social studies, classroom and science teacher candidates for "geography", and stated that 316 students produced 106 metaphors in 12 categories.…”
Section: Conclusion and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In similar studies conducted with secondary school students for metaphors, for example, Pilav and Üstten (2013); 276 high school students produced 96 metaphors related to literature. Candan and Öztaş (2017), in their studies, determine the metaphors of 160 secondary school students about the concept of history, have obtained the result that they produce 130 valid metaphors. Öztürk (2007), in his study, aimed to determine the metaphors of social studies, classroom and science teacher candidates for "geography", and stated that 316 students produced 106 metaphors in 12 categories.…”
Section: Conclusion and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tablo 1. Çalışma grubunu oluşturan öğrencilerin cinsiyete göre frekans ve yüzde dağılımları (Candan & Öztaş, 2017;Keray Dinçel & Yılmaz, 2018;Kaygana, Güney, & Yapıcı, 2013;Pilav & Uslu Üstten, 2013;Sevim, Veyis, & Kınay, 2012;Yazıcı, 2012) 19) olduğu görülmüştür. Bu anlamda 2. kategori için lise öğrencilerinin edebiyat kavramını "gerçek/somut yaşamı anlamlandırmada bir araç olarak kullandıkları"; kavramın çok fazla çeşitlilik içerdiğini ve buna yönelik olarak da "bulmaca, mum, şemsiye, telefon, güneş gözlüğü, şarap" gibi metaforlar ürettikleri söylenebilir.…”
Section: çAlışma Grubuunclassified
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“…Başka bir ifade ile tarih bilimi, bir milleti ayakta tutan ve milli bilincin gelişmesinde görevi üstlenen en önemli faktördür (Kantekin, 2018). Eğitim programlarında önemli bir yere sahip olan tarih dersinin ülkemizdeki ve dünyadaki tüm eğitim programlarında bulunmasının sebebi diğer bilimsel disiplinlerin temelini hazırlamasıdır (Candan ve Öztaş, 2017). Okullarda verilen tarih eğitiminin önemi ise bir milletin geçmişini bilmesi, yaşamını şekillendirmesi ve geleceğine yön vermesinde, milli birlik ve beraberliği sağlamada ve milli bir bilinç oluşturmadaki rolüdür (Yalçınkaya, 2013).…”
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“…When the literature about using metaphors in education is reviewed, it is seen that there are a number of studies done in several disciplines at both national and international levels (Chapman, 1997;Bratoz, 2004;Öztürk, 2007;Saban, 2008;Harewood, 2009;Yalmancı and Aydın, 2010;Aydın, 2010;Geçit and Gençer, 2011;İbret and Aydınözü, 2011;Drakenberg and Malmgren, 2012;Aksoy, 2013;Tortop, 2013;Yazıcı, 2013;Akbaş and Gençtürk, 2013;Zeren, 2015;Xiong, Li and Qu, 2015;Durmuş and Baş, 2016;Gökçe, 2016;Zibin, 2016;Beldağ and Geçit, 2017;Candan and Öztaş, 2017;Tıkman, Yıldırım and Şentürk, 2017;Turan, 2017;Yazıcı and Kalın, 2018). However, it has been determined that there exists only a limited number of researches about how prospective classroom teachers perceive the concept of natural disaster which human beings have continuously been involved with since the time they appeared on the world stage and which has often been referred to in educational environments.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%