2017
DOI: 10.1080/21683603.2017.1285732
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Experiences of school counselors working in district boarding schools

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“…When prayer time arrived, the young people were also seen immediately praying without being ordered. This is evident from several parents' reports (Atli, 2018;Cao, 2016).…”
Section: The Impact Of Islamic Boarding School Environmental Developm...mentioning
confidence: 87%
“…When prayer time arrived, the young people were also seen immediately praying without being ordered. This is evident from several parents' reports (Atli, 2018;Cao, 2016).…”
Section: The Impact Of Islamic Boarding School Environmental Developm...mentioning
confidence: 87%
“…İradenin beyan edilmesindeki bozuklukta ise, irade geçerli şekilde oluşmuştur, ancak irade beyanı, irade sahibinin gerçek iradesine uygun değildir 64 . İradenin beyan edilmesindeki bozukluklar, beyan yanılması, zihni kayıt, latife beyanı ve muvazaadır 65 .…”
Section: A Genel Olarakunclassified
“…Ölüme bağlı tasarrufların iptaline sebep olabilecek haller, TMK m. 557/I-2'de "yanılma, aldatma, korkutma veya zorlama" şeklinde ifade edilmiştir. Diğer irade sakatlığı halleri, ölüme bağlı tasarruflar bakımından, iptal edilebilirlik yaptırımına değil, kesin hükümsüzlük yaptırımına tabi olacaktır 76 .…”
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“…In addition to the fact that the school environment leads to stress in the personal lives of most Turkish school counselors, RSBPSs also possess a unique set of challenges for counselors' occupational lives. The vast majority of Turkish families prefer to have their children educated in day schools, and boarding schools generally serve as a last resort (Atlı, 2018). Because secondary school students spend most of their time with their friends and teachers in their boarding school settlement, as well as grow up and learn to care for themselves in very different circumstances from those who live at home with their families, Turkish secondary boarding school students may experience difficulties in dealing with the key developmental tasks of adolescence, including identity consolidation, intimacy, and separation from their family of origin, which includes a lack of nurturing and support from their primary bonding figures (Pavletic et al, 2016).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%