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comprehend concepts and relationships between concepts in the field based on secondary education proficiency. |
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have current evidence based theoretical and practical information field. |
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3
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evaluate the source, accuracy, limits, validity and reliability of information. |
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comprehend strategies of and methodsingeneration of scientific knowledge. |
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have the ethical values about democracy, human rights etc. |
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have information teaching methods-techniques, measurement and evaluation. |
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have information students’ development and learning characteristics. |
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use original resources related to the field. |
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conceptualize the events and cases in the field; examine these with scientific methods and techniques; interpret, evaluate the data, define problems,analyze; and develop solutionproposals based on evidence and research. |
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10
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use scientific strategies, methods, and techniques in student’s needs. |
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plan and implement teaching activities for each stage of learning. |
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12
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develop and implement transition plans for student by collaborating with relevant stakeholders. |
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develop safe, inclusive, supportive, and culture sensitive learning environment. |
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develop materials that are appropriate for students’ needs. |
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15
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use formal and informal tests to evaluate multi-faceted the student’s needs and acquisitions and interpret the evaluation results. |
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provide feedback immediately for student’s performances and acquisitions. |
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work in cooperation and coordination with families, colleagues, professionals from different disciplines, and community advocators to meet the student’s needs. |
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18
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take responsibility as an individual and as ateammate to solve complex problems that are faced but not foreseen during practice. |
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make adaptations in teaching programs used in general and special education based on the student’s needs and performance. |
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make individual decisions based on scientific evidence. |
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evaluate acquired knowledge and skills critically. |
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determine learning needs and direct their own learning. |
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23
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develop a positive attitude towards lifelong learning. |
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accessinformation and use this information effectively. |
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act in line with democratic principles, human rights as well as social, scientific and professional ethics. |
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participate in artistic and cultural activities. |
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27
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be sensitive to and monitor events on the agenda of community and world. |
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pursue professional development by participating scientific meetings and activities about their field topics. |
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29
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plan and implement projects and activities for the social environment with the consciousness of social responsibility. |
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inform individuals and institutions about subjects related to field of study and interest; and express thoughts and solutions aboutthese orally and in writing. |
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convey their ideas to specialists or non-specialists and offer solutions to problems with the support of quantitative and qualitative data. |
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follow the knowledge in their area and ommunicate with colleagues in a foreign language (“European Language Portfolio Global Scale”, Level B1). |
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use computer software as well as information and communication technologies required in the field (“European Computer Driving License”, Advanced Level). |
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be a role model with their appearance, attitudes, manners and behaviors. |
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comply with quality management procedures, and take part in quality management processes. |
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build individual and institutional interaction to create and maintain a safe school environment. |
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have awareness of environmental protection and occupatrional safety. |
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be aware of national and universal values mentioned in the Basic Law on National Education. |
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comply with laws, regulations and legislation about duties, rights and responsibilities. |
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40
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take responsibility in both individual and group studies and pursue these works effectively. |
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be self-conscious of themselves; and utilize their creative and strong aspects. |