At the end of this course, the students; 1) Becomes aware of and experiences the preliminary preparations required to open an institution. 2) The mission discusses issues such as vision, workflow, personnel, and physical environment. 3) Experience in conducting feasibility studies to ensure the physical facilities of the institution to be opened. 4) Gains ideas and conducts sample studies on issues such as budget preparation, multi-year projection studies, sponsor research. 5) Experiences entrepreneurship. 6) Creativity increases. 7) Critical perspective expands. 8) The ability to do teamwork increases.
MODE OF DELIVERY
Face to face
PRE-REQUISITES OF THE COURSE
No
RECOMMENDED OPTIONAL PROGRAMME COMPONENT
COURSE DEFINITION
Description It is aimed to provide students with the ability to transfer and use theoretical knowledge into daily life in the light of equipment and critical skills regarding the theories and approaches acquired in other courses. It is aimed at planning all the stages required to establish their own business. It is an applied course aimed at supporting entrepreneurship not only in the teaching profession but also in other areas related to the child and his family.
COURSE CONTENTS
WEEK
TOPICS
1st Week
Studies on remembering previous learning
2nd Week
Brainstorm how these remembered teachings and skills can be used in other jobs other than field-specific teaching.
3rd Week
Teams are formed by bringing similar ideas together and discussing topics such as philosophy, principles, mission, vision, workflow, personnel and physical environment of the work to be established.
4th Week
Creating initial designs and preparing them for feedback using division of labor in teams and different techniques
5th Week
First presentations and evaluations
6th Week
First presentations and evaluations
7th Week
First presentations and evaluations
8th Week
Midterm exam week
9th Week
Conducting field (feasibility) study with the feedback of initial evaluations
10th Week
Legal status and legislation research regarding the designed study
11th Week
Preparation of the budget of the designed institution and making a projection study for several years. Searching for sponsors or researching loan situations
12th Week
Second presentations and evaluations
13th Week
Second presentations and evaluations
14th Week
Second presentations and evaluations
15th Week
Teaching methods and techniques
16th Week
Brainstorming
17th Week
question answer
18th Week
Teamwork working in the field self assessment project
19th Week
Internship/practice is done as field work outside of class hours.
20th Week
Deg. Methods
21th Week
Creativity
22th Week
Originality
23th Week
Team work
24th Week
Self assessment
25th Week
Reflective thinking and critical skills constitute the main evaluation criteria.
26th Week
27th Week
RECOMENDED OR REQUIRED READING
Santrock, J.W. (2011). Yaşam Boyu Gelişim Psikolojisi (Çev. Ed. Galip Yüksel)- Life-Span Development, 13. Basım MC. Grawhill- Nobel Ornstein, Allan C., and Francis P. Hunkins. (2004). Curriculum: foundations, principles and issues. Boston, Mass: Allyn and Bacon Trawick Smith, J. (2014). Pearson Early Childhood Development, Erken Çocukluk Döneminde Gelişim(Çev. Ed. Berrin Akman)5. Basım Nobel- Pearson