This course examines contemporary theories, models, and innovations in educational supervision across schooling and higher education. It emphasises equity‑driven, collaborative, data‑rich, and technology‑enhanced supervisory practices. Students critically analyse global trends, evaluate empirical research, and design supervision frameworks suited to diverse educational contexts.


This course aims to review the analysis of education Policies

In this course, basic knowledge, skills and techniques required for translating, linguistic resources such as vocabulary, structures and style within a Turkish-English foreign language cultural and social context will be taught.

The general aim of this course is to help the pre-service teachers gain the necessary competence in primary teaching methodology. For this purpose, first of all, the intellectual and affective development of children will be reviewed, which, in fact, will form a basis for the curriculum design approach. After that, the focus will be on more practical issues such as lesson planning, development of four language skills, student progress assessment as well as classroom management. Naturally, participants will be introduced to various ideas and techniques (such as games, songs, story-telling) that they can use when designing learning activities for their future classrooms.