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Editorial Feyyat Gökçe |
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How Teachers Can Observe Children at School: from Naïve Approaches to Expert Competencies Paola Nicolini |
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The [A]4, [U]5, and [C]6 of Teacher Training in Turkey Ali Rıza Erdem |
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Iranian EFL Teachers’ Views on Action Research and Its Ap-plication in Their Classrooms: A Case Study Farzaneh Dehghan and Rahman Sahragard |
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Interactive Whiteboard in the Eyes of Teacher and Principal: A Case Study on Perceived Ease of Use and Usefulness Meryem Fulya Görhan and Semiral Öncü |
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Change Interventions of the Ministry of National Education: An Evaluation from an Organizational Perspective Gökhan Kılıçoğlu and Derya Yılmaz |
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Okul Müdürlerinin Baskı Gruplarının İstekleri ile Başa Çıkma Taktikleri Zekeriya Urun and Asiye Toker Gökçe |
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Editorial Feyyat Gökçe |
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Performance Standards: Insights and Challenges of Pre-Service Teachers Rida Blaik Hourani |
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The Relationship Between Psychological Capital and Burnout Levels of Teachers Yahya Altınkurt, Abbas Ertürk and İlkay Yılmaz |
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“…and they lived happily ever after!” The use of narrative in researching Greek and Turkish student teachers’ perceptions of the ethnic otherKostas Magos | 188 | |
Education and Educational Administration from the Perspec-tive of Critical Theory Hasan Demirtaş and Niyazi Özer |
206 | |
Guided Observations Helping First-Year Student Teachers to Link Theory to Practice Tuula Merisuo-Storm and Marjaana Soininen |
228 | |
Effectiveness of a Turkish as a Foreign Language Teaching Program Mustafa Durmuşçelebi |
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