Türkçe Dersi Öğretim Programları 2019
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2019 Türkçe Dersi Öğretim Programı -2- Öğrenme Alanları, Kazanımlar, Diğer Derslerle İlişkisi

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“…Again, in the studies of Hamsi İmrol et al (2021), it is stated that the Turkish course curriculum focuses on reading and writing skills, and the rate of speaking skills is very low. Similarly, Kıymaz (2019) states that the Turkish course curriculum is a program that is shaped within the framework of reading outcomes; with the effect of the high number of reading outcomes, it is divided into "Reading for Reading" and "Comprehension" sub-skills in the 1st grade, and sub-skills as "Fluent Reading", "Vocabulary" and "Comprehension" from the 2nd grade; draws attention to the fact that such a distinction is not found in other skills. Kıbrıs's (2019) 5-8. there is consistency between the findings of this study with the finding that less number of activities and questions regarding listening/watching and speaking learning areas were included in his study in which he examined the 4th grade Turkish course curriculum and textbooks.…”
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“…Again, in the studies of Hamsi İmrol et al (2021), it is stated that the Turkish course curriculum focuses on reading and writing skills, and the rate of speaking skills is very low. Similarly, Kıymaz (2019) states that the Turkish course curriculum is a program that is shaped within the framework of reading outcomes; with the effect of the high number of reading outcomes, it is divided into "Reading for Reading" and "Comprehension" sub-skills in the 1st grade, and sub-skills as "Fluent Reading", "Vocabulary" and "Comprehension" from the 2nd grade; draws attention to the fact that such a distinction is not found in other skills. Kıbrıs's (2019) 5-8. there is consistency between the findings of this study with the finding that less number of activities and questions regarding listening/watching and speaking learning areas were included in his study in which he examined the 4th grade Turkish course curriculum and textbooks.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Bu sebeple programın tüm yönleriyle anlaşılması öğretmenler ve öğretmen adayları açısından önem arz etmektedir. (Kıymaz, 2019).…”
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