Improving the Perception of Self-Sufficiency towards Creative Drama

  • Pekdogan S
  • Korkmaz H
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Abstract

The purpose of this study is to investigate the effects of a Creative Drama Based Perception of Self-sufficiency Skills Training Program on 2nd grade bachelor degree students’ (who are attending a preschool teacher training program) perception of self-sufficiency. This is a quasi-experimental study. Totally 50 students were equally divided into two groups as they are experimental group and control group. Experimental group has attended to 24 sessions of a course as creative drama based training program. The training program was performed by involve in four elements of Bandura’s self-sufficiency as they are; performance success, indirect experiences, verbal persuasion and emotional states. It has been prepared to promote students’ perception of self-sufficiency skills. Perception of Self-sufficiency Towards Using Creative Drama Technique (PSCDT) has been offered as pre-test and post-test to both groups in order to obtain the data. It has been found that there was significance on behalf of experimental group in the end of this study (p< ,05).

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Pekdogan, S., & Korkmaz, H. I. (2016). Improving the Perception of Self-Sufficiency towards Creative Drama. European Journal of Educational Research, volume-5-2016(volume5-issue3.html), 101–108. https://doi.org/10.12973/eu-jer.5.3.101

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