“…One of the most significant current discussions in educational sciences is prospective teachers' self-efficacy beliefs (Celep, 2000;Aşkar and Umay, 2001;Savran and Çakıroğlu, 2001;Akkoyunlu and Kurbanoglu, 2003;Morgil et al, 2004;Altuncekic et al, 2005;Çakiroglu et al, 2005;Akbas and Çelikkaleli, 2006;Özenoğlu-Kiremit, 2006;Ready-Bıkmaz, 2006;True et al, 2006;Usluel, 2006;Özbek et al, 2007;Eryenen, 2008;Özdemir, 2008;Öksüzoğlu, 2009;Azar, 2010;Gürol et al, 2010;Şahin and Hciomeroglu, 2010;Külekçi, 2011;Smolleck and Mongan, 2011;Aksou et al, 2012;Lin and Liang, 2012;Oğuz, 2012;Soprano and Yang, 2012;Ülper and Bağcı, 2012). It has been seen that most studies conducted on this topic have only been carried out in special content knowledge competencies such as science, biology, mathematics, computer.…”