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Perceived Academic Code of Ethics:A Research on Turkish Academics
Procedia, Social and Behavioral Sciences, 2013 AbstractEthics is a difficult and controversial concept. Many businesses and nearly all professions have a code of ethics. The existence of a code of ethics in a profession means that unethical behaviour may not be allowed or tolerated. Thus, members of a profession do not display their unacceptable behaviour.
Yıldız, Müge Leyla +2 more
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The impact of Artificial Intelligence in academia: Views of Turkish academics on ChatGPT [PDF]
Heliyon, 2023 Süheylâ Ayvaz
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“Academic Turkish Is Like…”: International Students' Perceptions About Academic Turkish Concept
Dil Eğitimi ve Araştırmaları Dergisi, 2022 The aim of this study is to reveal international students' perceptions of academic Turkish through metaphors. The participants of the study consist of international students who study academic Turkish at Erciyes University Continuing Education Center.
Gürkan MORALI, Leyla ÇİMEN
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Turkish Academic Diaspora in Britain: A Scoping Review
MIGRATION LETTERS, 2022 There has been a meteoric surge in academics migrating out of Turkey in the last five years. Many scholars have found new careers in Britain, which previously had a relatively small community of Turkish scholars. Drawing on a systematic and narrative review, this paper provides a scoping review of the fragmented literature on the Turkish academic ...
Mustafa Ozbilgin, Harun Yildiz
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Turkish Academics in Europe: An Autumn Tale
, 2006 When I was invited to contribute a chapter to this book on the situation of Turkish higher education, I found myself humming “An Englishman in New York”: the writer of the song set out as a poor teacher himself, and probably had to go through much hardship before he ended up as a star in the ‘Big Apple’.
Bayrakdar, D. +1 more
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Academic Diaspora and Internationalization: UK-based Turkish Academics
International Higher Education, 2023 With rising numbers of international academics, the discussions around the possible benefits that they provide to their fellow nationals and home country are well documented in the literature. However, there has been little attention as to how their diasporic engagements reinforce the internationalization of higher education while supporting fellow ...
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The Aftereffects of Mass Dismissals and Detentions of Academics at Turkish Universities
International Journal of Medical Science and Health Research, 2023 The number of scientific publications serves as a crucial indicator of a country's scientific standing. Subsequent to 2016, the academic productivity of Turkey exhibited a gradual decline in the rankings, despite substantial investments in higher education.
Hosoglu, S, Aktürk, Z
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The Importance of Teaching Academic Turkish in the Teaching Turkish as a Foreign Language
The Anthropologist, 2016 This study explains the importance of teaching academic Turkish to foreigners who complete a preparatory language course and its role in increasing their academic performance.
Ozlem Yahsi Cevher, Canan Gungor
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Turkish Academics’ Foreign Language Academic Literacy: A Needs Analysis Study
International Journal of Instruction, 2019 For academics, foreign language academic literacy is essential in order to read and analyze academic sources in the foreign language effectively as well as to produce and present their own work in that language. In spite of various studies and trainings on English for academic purposes, it is still questioned why academics and graduate students cannot ...
Köse G.D. +3 more
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Developing a Textbook-based Academic Turkish Wordlist 1
Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences, 2016 AbstractVocabulary knowledge is solid bedrock, upon which other language skills can be built. Wilkins (1972) asserted that ⿿without grammar very little can be conveyed, without vocabulary nothing can be conveyed⿿. Since the pioneering research of Michael West (1953), many academic or general wordlists have been published in English or in other ...
Dolmacı, Mustafa, Ertaſ, Abdullah
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