OKUL GÜVENLİĞİ ÜZERİNE TEORİK BİR ÇÖZÜMLEME

Abstract

Okul güvenliği son yıllarda eğitim sistemleri için en önemli problemlerden biri haline geldi. Bu çalışmanın amacı, okul güvenliğine ilişkin farklı teorik bakış açılarını, okul güvenliğinin boyutlarını, literatürde yer alan bilgileri sunmaktır. Daha nitelikli bir eğitim için, okulların daha güvenli olmaları gerekmektedir

Keywords

• Okul güvenliği,okul güvenliği teorileri,okul güvenliğinin boyutları

A THEORETICAL ANALYSİS ON SCHOOL SAFETY

Abstract

School safety is one of the biggest problems for all educational systems in last years. In this study, different theoretical perspectives, content, of school safety dimension were presented. This study is literature review in its nature. For educating the young generations better, schools must be safer places

Keywords

• School safety,theories of school safety,dimension of school safety

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