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    Slowmation application in development of learning and innovation skills of students in science course
    (T&K Academic, 2019) Atalay, Nurhan; Dilek Belet Boyacı, Ş.
    The objective of the present study is to determine the effect of the process of designing a slowmation (SMA) on the development of 21st century skills of “learning and innovation” in 4th grade science class “Light and Sound” and “Planet Earth” units. Study group included 44 students attending 4th grade in two private schools in Southeastern Anatolia region. Four female and five male, a total of nine focus students were determined in the study group where the application was implemented. The study was conducted in 17 weeks (51 periods), out of which six weeks spanned the pre-application process and the application lasted for 11 weeks. Different data collection tools such as video records, semi-struc-tured interviews, group audio recordings, 21st century learning and innovation skills scale r and student diaries were used to collect data in the study. Quantitative data were analyzed and interpreted using SPSS software. Qualitative data were analyzed with descriptive analysis. Overall results of the study demonstrated that slowmation application resulted in the development of 21st century learning and innovation skills, namely creativity and innovation, critical thinking and problem solving, collaboration and communication skills. © IEJEE.
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    Syrian Refugee Children's Education in Turkish Public Schools: Primary School Teachers' Experiences
    (2022) Atalay, Nurhan; , Zeynep; Anılan, Burcu; Anılan, Huseyin; Anagün, Saime Şengül
    This study aims to explain the problems encountered in the education of Syrian children with the experiences of Turkish teachers. A descriptive qualitative research method was used for the study. The participants of the study were 70 elementary school teachers. The participants were selected based on the sampling criterion. The study data were collected through structured interviews. The participants were asked structured questions, and they responded as written to the questions. At the end of the study, the most significant responsibility in Syrian 'children's adjustment to the education system in Turkey falls on the shoulders of primary school teachers. Turkish primary school teachers clearly stated that the main reason for all problems they experienced was the language difference. The study results revealed that not being able to solve the communication problem deepens the problem and creates an emotional pressure on primary school teachers refugee children.