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Biyoloji Öğretmenlerinin Mikroplastik Kirliliği Farkındalığına İlişkin Bir İnceleme

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This Turkish survey study assessed microplastic pollution awareness among 294 biology teachers in Konya, finding that teachers had 'very good' overall awareness of microplastic pollution. Significant differences in awareness were found based on marital status, education level, and the faculty or department from which teachers graduated, with demographic variables differentially affecting awareness of microplastics' effects on living organisms versus human health.

A Study of Biology Teachers' Awareness of Microplastic Pollution ZET Aratrma, biyoloji retmenlerinin mikroplastik kirlilii farkndalnn belirlenmesi ve baz demografik zelliklerine gre mikroplastik kirlilii farkndalnda farkllama olup olmadnn incelenmesi amacyla tarama modelinde gerekletirilmitir. 2022-2023 bahar dneminde Konya il merkezi ve ilelerinde grev yapan, aratrmaya yant veren ve kolay ulalabilir rneklem yntemiyle belirlenen 294 biyoloji retmeni aratrmann rneklemini olumutur.Aratrma dorultusunda Gleir (2021) tarafndan gelitirilen "Mikroplastik Kirlilii Farkndalk lei" kullanlmtr.Aratrma erevesinde lek formu Google Form araclyla anlk mesajlama ve sosyal medya aralar kullanlarak katlmclara ulatrlmtr.Elde edilen veriler SPSS 23 paket program araclyla analiz edilmitir.Aratrma bulgularna gre biyoloji retmenlerinin mikroplastik kirliliine ynelik farkndalk alglarnn ok iyi dzeyde olduu; cinsiyet deikenine gre mikroplastik kirliliinin insan salna etkilerine ynelik farkndalk alt faktrnde, medeni durum deikenine gre lek geneli ile mikroplastik kirliliinin canllar zerindeki etkilerine ve insan salna etkilerine ynelik farkndalk alt faktrlerinde, eitim durumu deikenine gre lek geneli ile tm alt faktrlerde, mezuniyet fakltesi/blm deikenine gre lek geneli ile

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