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EEO. 2008; 7(3): 41-52


An Analysis of Pre Service Elementary School Teachers’ Occupational Respect According to Different Variables

Emre ÜNAL,Selçuk ŞİMŞEK.




Abstract

This study was performed by the end of the autumn semester of 2006-2007 Education Seasons. The main aim of the study is to clarify whether occupational respect (i.e.the value judge which the individual has developed according to his professional choice) may vary according to university, branches, sex of students, teaching type and reasons in choosing the profession. The sample of the study was comprised of last year branches at Pamukkale University and Gazi University. In this research totally 633 students were included the study. Moreover, Professional-Self Concept Criteria which was developed by Arıcak (2001) was used by his permission to clarify self-respect of the sample group. As a result of the study, it was observed that self-respect approachments of students at Pamukkale University and Gazi University was almost at the same level and that sex of students and the reason to choose the teaching profession was an important factor but not the branches at which they study and teaching type.

Key words: Professional Self-Esteem Concept, Primary School Teaching Department, Scientific Branches of Primary School Teaching Department






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