Ekonometrik Okuryazarlık ve Ekonometri Eğitimi

Öz

Okuryazarlık dendiğinde ilk olarak okuma ve yazma anlaşılmaktadır. Okuryazarlık bir dil ile yazılan metinleri okuyabilme ve okunan metinleri anlama yeteneğidir. Okuryazarlık okuma-yazma anlamı dışında bilimsel okuryazarlık anlamında da kullanılmaktadır. Bilimsel okuryazarlık bir yaklaşımdır ve bu yaklaşım çeşitli konularda edilen bilgi ve becerilerin sosyal ve ekonomik yaşama katkıda bulunacak şekilde öğrenilmesi ve kullanılmasını ifade etmektedir. Bilimsel okuryazarlık yaklaşımı ile günlük hayatımızı, işimizi karar almamızı kolaylaştırıcı bilgiler edinilmesi amaçlanmaktadır.
Tüm bilim ve bilim dallarının okuryazarlığı olabileceği gibi ekonometri bilim dalının da okur yazarlığı olabilir. Ekonometrik okuryazarlık ekonometrinin önemini ve katkılarını arttırırken, ekonometriden yararlanmayı da zorunlu hale getirmektedir. Bu sayede hatalı uygulamaların yapılması engellenirken daha doğru kararlar alınmasına da katkı verilmiş olacaktır. Ekonometrik okuryazarlık kavramı literatüre kazandırılırken, bu konu ile ilgili çalışmalar yapılmalıdır.
Ekonometri iktisadi olayların ekonometrik yöntemler ile analiz edilmesini sağlar. Ekonometri dersleri farklı bölümlerde ve farklı düzeylerde verilmektedir. İktisat maliye işletme gibi bölümlerde ve diğer fakültelerin farklı bölümlerinde temel ekonometri dersleri verilmektedir. Bu öğrencilere farklı bir yaklaşımla bütün temel ekonometrik yöntemler temel formüller ile verilerek, ispatlardan ve aşırı teorik açıklamalar yapmadan ekonometri öğretebiliriz. Bu eğitimi alan öğrenciler ekonometrik araştırmalar içeren raporları gördüklerinde, bunları inceleyerek değerlendirebilirler.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Ekonometrik okuryazarlık
• Ekonometri eğitimi
• Ekonometrik yöntemler

Econometric Literacy and Econometrics Education

Öz

When it comes to literacy, reading and writing are the first things that come to mind. Literacy is the ability to read and understand a written language. The term is also used in scientific literacy, where it refers to the learning and use of knowledge and skills in various disciplines to contribute to social and economic life. By utilizing a scientific literacy approach, the aim is to obtain information that facilitates daily life and decision-making in business.
Literacy can be achieved in all scientific disciplines, including econometrics. While econometric literacy increases the importance and contribution of econometrics, it also must benefit from econometrics. Thus, while preventing erroneous practices, econometrics will also contribute to making correct decisions. Therefore, while introducing the concept of econometric literacy regarding the existing literature, studies on this subject should be conducted.
Econometrics enables the analysis of economic events through econometric methods, making significant, indispensable contributions. Basic econometrics courses are taught in economics, finance, business administration, and different departments of other faculties. We can teach econometrics to these students with a different approach,
providing all basic econometric methods and formulas without offering proofs or excessive theoretical explanations. When students receiving this education see reports containing econometric research, they can examine and evaluate the reports and apply their knowledge.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Econometric literacy
• Econometrics education
• Econometric methods

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