2015
DOI: 10.19128/turje.181039
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Öğretmenlerin Örgütlenmeye Aktif Katılımının Engelleri

Abstract: Kurum ve kuruluşların iş ve işlemlerinin arttığı ve çeşitlendiği bu çağda sivil örgütler, üyelerinin sosyal ve ekonomik haklarını korumaya ve geliştirmeye çalışırken mesleki eğitimlerine ve psikolojik gereksinimlerine de hizmetler üretebilmektedir. Örgütlenme, birey için olduğu kadar yönetimi elinde bulunduranlar açısından da bir gerekliliktir. Öğretmenlerin Örgütlenmeye Aktif Katımının Engellerini araştırmak amacıyla yapılan bu araştırmada tarama yöntemi ve anket tekniği kullanılmış Kayseri ilinde görev yapan… Show more

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“…These reasons include the unions being seen as a theater of political reconstruction and discrimination and polarization among teachers, based on dominant political leanings. Various studies have established (Aksoy & Günbayı, 2016;Berkant & Gül, 2017;Can, 2012;Karaman & Erdoğan, 2016;Köybaşı et al, 2016) that teachers have been adversely affected by the association between unions and politics in Turkey. In overseas studies as well (Affourtit, 2019;Givan, 2014;Toloudis, 2015), it was established that teachers' unions were affected by the politics and politicians of the period and that they sometimes gained from such relationships, but most of the time they were negatively affected.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These reasons include the unions being seen as a theater of political reconstruction and discrimination and polarization among teachers, based on dominant political leanings. Various studies have established (Aksoy & Günbayı, 2016;Berkant & Gül, 2017;Can, 2012;Karaman & Erdoğan, 2016;Köybaşı et al, 2016) that teachers have been adversely affected by the association between unions and politics in Turkey. In overseas studies as well (Affourtit, 2019;Givan, 2014;Toloudis, 2015), it was established that teachers' unions were affected by the politics and politicians of the period and that they sometimes gained from such relationships, but most of the time they were negatively affected.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although unions have many benefits for teachers and administrators, there is a negative perception of education unions in Turkey. Among the reasons for this can be counted as the fact that the unions have assumed an equivalent meaning with politics, they act with the philosophy of partisanship, they are insufficient in solving problems and they are the main actors in nepotism practices (Can 2012;Tok 1996). It is seen that education unions are not sufficient in expressing the problems of teachers and getting into action.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Gökçe (2009) concluded that teachers who are not members of any union generally have a negative attitude towards unions. In the study conducted by Can (2012), it was revealed that teachers and administrators do not actively participate in professional and civic organizational activities. Studies have shown that union activities in schools are positive in terms of providing legal support to teachers, improving employee personal rights and supporting school management; but they also have negative effects such as unethical behaviors, political polarization among teachers and communication problems (Gök & Bozbayındır, 2020).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Aksu, 1998 (Akyüz, 2004;Eraslan, 2012). 1908'de başlayan girişimlerin öğretmenlerin örgütlenmesinde önemli bir yerinin olmasının yanında, bu öğretmen örgütleri yıllarca etkisiz kalmış, kimi zaman asıl işlevini yerine getirememiş, kimi zaman da beklenen etkinliklerini ortaya koyacak ortamları bulamamıştır (Can, 2012).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified