İlköğretim Okullarındaki Öğretmenlerin Güdülenmelerini Artıran, Etkilemeyen ve Düşüren Ögeler

Abstract

Bu çalışmada ilköğretim kurumlarında çalışan öğretmenlerin güdülenmelerini artıran ögelerle,güdülenmelerini etkilemeyen ve güdülenmelerini düşüren ögeler belirlenmeye çalışılmıştır. Araştırmanındeneklerini, İstanbul’da rastgele seçilmiş beş farklı ilköğretim okulunda çalışan tam zamanlı 271 kadın,167erkek olmak üzere toplam 438 öğretmen oluşturmuştur. Deneklere verilen 55 maddeli kontrol listesiKızıltepe’nin (2006) yapmış olduğu çalışmada elde ettiği bulgulardan derlenmiştir. Araştırma bulguları üçmadde halinde sunulabilir: Öğretmenlerin (1) güdülenmelerini artıran ögeler (örneğin: öğrencilerininbaşarıları, derslerine çalışmaları, derse katılmaları, çalıştıkları ortamın huzurlu olması, idare veya işarkadaşlarıyla iyi ilişkiler ve sınıflarının fiziksel ve teknolojik olarak iyi donanımlı olması gibi); (2)güdülenmelerini etkilemeyen ögeler (örneğin: müfettişlerin sınıflarına gelip gidişleri, velilerle iyi geçinemiyorolmak veya okulda kendilerine ait ofislerinin olmayışı gibi); (3) güdülenmelerini düşüren ögeler (örneğin:idarenin kendilerine kötü davranması, öğrencilerine faydalı olamadığını hissetmeleri ve sınıflarının yetersizfiziksel ve teknolojik durumları gibi).

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