The opinions of classroom teachers about FATIH project

Resource type
Journal Article
Authors/contributors
Title
The opinions of classroom teachers about FATIH project
Abstract
This study aimed to determine the viewpoints of classroom teachers about the project of FATIH, which began in 17 cities and 51 schools for trial in 2011-2012 educational year and is planned to be carried out in all schools until 2013-2014 educational year. This study was carried out with 80 classroom teachers during the 2011-2012 educational year. Open-ended question forms were used. Teachers think that this project will not work properly. Some disadvantages of this project are technical problems of tablets, lack of teacher's technological information and the training of teachers. Some advantages are that students will not carry heavy bags and technology will enlarge the educational atmosphere. Nearly half of the teachers think that the project will be successful, the other half think that it will not be successful. SUMMARY Purpose and significance: Countries constantly make reforms in the area of education to adopt the changes in every area and to follow the age. These changes lead to some essential or partial changes in education. Recently, in Turkey there are some radical changes in education. One of them is the application of FATIH project, which is planned to be performed in 2012-2013 educational year. With this research, determining the viewpoints of classroom teachers about the project of FATIH, which began in 17 cities and 51 schools for trial in 2011-2012 educational year and is planned to be carried out in all schools until 2013-2014 educational year, and which was developed by the Ministry of Education to form and use the technological infrastructure, is aimed.
Publication
ilköğretim online
Volume
12
Issue
121
Date
2013-01-01
Journal Abbr
ilköğretim online
Library Catalogue
ResearchGate
Citation
Çiftçi, S., Taşkaya, S., & Alemdar, M. (2013). The opinions of classroom teachers about FATIH project. Ilköğretim Online, 12(121). https://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/EJ1192824.pdf