Sınıf öğretmeni adaylarının iyi öğretmen olma ile ilgili görüşleri

Bu çalışma, sınıf öğretmeni adaylarının iyi öğretmen olma ile ilgili görüşlerini araştıran nitel bir çalışmadır. Gazi Üniversitesinde ikinci öğretimde okumakta olan 109 3.sınıf öğretmen adayına açık uçlu bir soru yanıtlanmak üzere verilmiştir. İyi öğretmen olma ile ilgili görüşler kişisel karakteristikler, konu ve konu anlatımına hakimlik, beceriler, profesyonel gelişim, takdir edilme ve görev yükümlülüğü başlıkları altında toplanmış olmasına rağmen verilen yanıtların çoğunluğu kişisel karakteristiklerin farklı boyutları altında toplanmıştır.

Primary teachers candidates' views on good teacher

The aim of this study was to examine qualitatively 109 third year primary teacher candidates’ views on being a good teacher. One open-ended question was posed to teacher candidates to be answered in writing. Although opinions about being a good teacher were categorized into six subtitles: personal characteristics, knowledge of subject and its teaching;, skills, professional growth, appreciation, and commitment to the mission, most of the answers were about different dimensions of personal characteristics.

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