Journal Article

·2013 OPEN ACCESS

Primary School Students’ Attitudes toward Plants

Kübra Kaplan YTU , Ünsal Umdu Topsakal YTU

Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences

Abstract

The purpose of research is to investigate the students’ attitudes toward plants and how influence gender and socioeconomic status to these attitudes. The data gathered from 40 6th grade students in Istanbul. In this study qualitative research method is used. A survey instrument that includes open-ended questions was applied and semi-structured interviews are made. As a consequence of this research, it has been revealed that 6th grade students have positive attitudes towards plants by accepting it as living thing and the difference in gender and socioeconomic status do not influence attitudes toward plants.

Keywords

Socioeconomic status Psychology Medical education Qualitative research Social psychology Social science Sociology Medicine Demography Population

Subject Areas

Animal and Plant Science Education ·Social Psychology ·Social Sciences
Environmental Education and Sustainability ·Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law ·Physical Sciences
Diverse Educational Innovations Studies ·General Agricultural and Biological Sciences ·Life Sciences

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