“…When the literature is examined, it is seen that different methods and approaches in field education research are tried by making various research designs and the benefits and limitations of using these different methods are discussed. Computer-assisted education (Dinçer, 2015), creative drama (Ulubey and Toraman, 2015), brain-based learning (Gözüyeşil and Dikici, 2014), project based learning (Ayaz and Söylemez, 2015), cooperative learning (Tuncer and Dikmen, 2017) applications are tested by meta-analysis method in many fields such as mathematics (Kaplan, Duran and Baş, 2015;Sad, Kis, Demir and Özer, 2016), geometry (Günhan and Açan, 2016), social studies (Yaşar, Köse, Göz and Bayır, 2015), science education (Öztürk and Karakuş , 2016;Ural and Bümen, 2016), geography (İnel and Sezer, 2017). In this way, meta-analysis studies increase the generalizability thanks to the unification of the results of the studies conducted in the field and increase the sample size, and thus contribute to reaching more valid and reliable results (Borenstein et al, 2009).…”