2012
DOI: 10.7827/turkishstudies.3039
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Self Efficacy Perceptions Of Turkish Teacher Candidate

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“…As accordance with this, it was established that academic self-efficacy perception level of teacher candidates who work as a teacher, and of teacher candidates whose academic achievement is high, is higher. This revealed result shows parallelism with the result of the research conducted by Yenilmez and Turgut (2012) with Ülper and Bağcı (2012) regarding this topic. Amongst the results of relevant researches, it is stated that teacher candidates whose academic achievement level is high have a higher self-efficacy perception.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 86%
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“…As accordance with this, it was established that academic self-efficacy perception level of teacher candidates who work as a teacher, and of teacher candidates whose academic achievement is high, is higher. This revealed result shows parallelism with the result of the research conducted by Yenilmez and Turgut (2012) with Ülper and Bağcı (2012) regarding this topic. Amongst the results of relevant researches, it is stated that teacher candidates whose academic achievement level is high have a higher self-efficacy perception.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 86%
“…In the literature there are researches supporting this result which was reached in the wake of this study. Hence, some of the researches regarding the topic put forth that the self-efficacies of the teacher candidates are above the average (Gürol, Altunbaş & Karaaslan, 2010;Oğuz & Topkaya, 2008;Ülper & Bağcı, 2012;Ünlü & Kalemoğlu, 2011;Yeşilyurt, 2011;Yılmaz, Yılmaz & Türk, 2010). On the other hand, there are also researches that which don't go with the research results, that which put forward that the self-efficacies of the teacher candidates are on an average level (Altunçekiç, Yaman & Koray, 2005;Çevik, 2011;Gelbal & Kelecioğlu, 2007;Seferoğlu, 2005).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It can be said that prospective teachers strongly believe that they will create a classroom including respect and politeness in which their students study collaborately and participate in the process of learning actively. When the studies conducted on that topic is examined, it can be seen that the results of the present study are parallel with the results of the following studies; Oğuz (2012), Ülper and Bağcı (2012), Şahin and Hciomeroglu (2010), Yilmaz et al (2010), Yilmaz and Cokluk-Bokeoglu (2008), Kahyaoglu and Yangin (2007). Oğuz (2012) shows that self-efficacy of pre-service class teachers is at the high level and their self-efficacy beliefs show significant differences according to some variables such as age, class level, being a teacher by the help of KPSS.…”
Section: Discussion /Results and Suggestionssupporting
confidence: 82%
“…Oğuz (2012) shows that self-efficacy of pre-service class teachers is at the high level and their self-efficacy beliefs show significant differences according to some variables such as age, class level, being a teacher by the help of KPSS. Ülper and Bağcı (2012) find that pre-service Turkish teachers' self-efficacy is at the good level in their research conducted on pre-service Turkish teachers the self-efficacy perception related to teaching profession. (Şahin and Hciomeroglu, 2010) etected that self-efficacy beliefs of the prospective teachers is at the "believe" level and it changes according to educational level.…”
Section: Discussion /Results and Suggestionsmentioning
confidence: 92%
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