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Eğitim Bilimleri Araştırmaları Dergisi

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Eğitim Bilimleri Araştırmaları Dergisi : Citations & Metrics Report

Articles published in Eğitim Bilimleri Araştırmaları Dergisi have been cited by esteemed scholars and scientists all around the world.

Journal total citations count 5708
Journal impact factor 7.83
Journal 5 years impact factor 53.56
Journal cite score 24.70
Journal h-index 46
Journal h-index since 2019 35
How does the FATIH Project Affect Pre-service Teachers’ Views on Teaching Environment and Methods?
Matematik Ö?retmenlerinin GeoGebra ile Haz?rlanan Çal??ma Yapraklar? Üzerine Görü?leri
Opinions of social studies teachers about EBA: Example of Yozgat province
INVESTIGATION OF DIGITAL STORY DEVELOPMENT STAGES AND TOOLS AS TEACHING MATERIALS
Teacher and Student Opinions on the Use of Concept Maps and Infographics on the EBA Platform
Examining the secondary school information technologies course in the context of student views and course activities
Opinions of Private School Teachers on Tablet Computer Use in Education
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF MAIN LANGUAGE TEACHING PROGRAMS IN NORWAY AND TURKEY
ICT Integration into Education: a Comparison of South Korea and Turkey
Examining the Education Information Network (EBA) in Secondary Schools
Teachers' E-Content Development Skills: An In-Service Training Experience
The effectiveness of interactive whiteboard-supported inquiry-based teaching practices in science teaching
The Effect of the Designed In-Service Training Course on the Technology Usage Levels of Secondary School Mathematics Teachers
A Technology Integration Journey of a Teacher
CHALLENGES USING SMART BOARDS IN MATHEMATICS TEACHING
Analysis of School Principals' Technology Leadership Profiles in the Context of Schools' Learning Organization Culture and Technological Infrastructure: F@tih Project Schools and Others
Teachers’ Opinions on Technology that They Want to Integrate into the Learning-Teaching Process
An ecological approach to technology adoption: a sustainable ecosystem of digital teaching material development
One Computer for Every Child” Projects and FATIH Project: A Comparative Evaluation
Pre-service Teachers' Views on the FATIH Project: Awareness, Foresight and Expectations
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