“On the Future of our Educational Institutions” comprehends a series of five lectures delivered by Nietzsche when Professor of Classical Philology at B?le University. As they were prepared when he was only twenty-seven years of age, we can scarcely expect to find in them that broad, “good European” point of view which we meet with in his later works. These lectures, however, are not only highly interesting in themselves; but indispensable for those who wish to trace the gradual development of Nietzsche’s thought.

Though many people may think the ideals put forward are entirely beyond the average teacher, and cannot be put into practice in ordinary schools, I can thus point at least to one institution in which I have seen many of the suggestions made in this book actually carried out. It may be that some of them are, at present, beyond most schools; but they will be recognised and practised as soon as teachers realise them as desirable, and have a proper understanding of the importance of their office.

Most of the recommendations apply, I think, to all countries, and to all religions, and are intended to sound the note of our common brotherhood, irrespective of religion or caste, race or colour. If the unity of life and the oneness of its purpose could be clearly taught to the young in schools, how much brighter would be our hopes for the future! The mutual distrust of races and nations would disappear, if the children were trained in mutual love and sympathy as members of one great family of children all over the world, instead of being taught to glory only in their own traditions and to despise those of others. True patriotism is a beautiful quality in children, for it means unselfishness of purpose and enthusiasm for great ideals; but that is false patriotism which shows itself in contempt for other nations. There are, I am told, many organisations within the various nations of the world, intended to inspire the children with a love for their country and a desire to serve her, and that is surely good; but I wonder when there will be an international organisation to give the children of all nations common ideals also, and a knowledge of the real foundation of right action, the Brotherhood of Man.

1. KRISHNAMURTI

Action research, colloquially referred to as ‘teacher research’ in academic discourse, represents a research paradigm that has been prominently adopted in the field of education and is gradually gaining traction in Turkish academic research. The present research systematically examines postgraduate action research conducted in the Turkish educational field in recent years, including considerations of subject matter, technical characteristics, and resulting outcomes. The last part of this scholarly work outlines a participatory action research framework in line with the established characteristics elucidated in the scholarly literature. The overall aim of this literary contribution is to provide a valuable resource for educators engaged in the intricacies of action research, postgraduate students, experts within the educational sciences, and diligent researchers, thereby fostering an enriched academic discourse.

Bu kitap, Türkiye’de yaşayan başta Suriyeliler olmak üzere tüm Arap öğrenciler için yardımcı bir kitap niteliği taşımaktadır. Kitapta günlük yaşamda sıklıkla kullanılan Türkçe kalıp ifadelere yer verilmiştir. Böylelikle daha rahat iletişim kurulması ve Türkçenin hızlı bir biçimde öğrenilmesi amaçlanmıştır. Türkçe-Arapça Konuşma Kılavuzu’nda günlük işlerinizde karşılaşabileceğiniz durumlar için örnek diyaloglar içeren 21 tema bulunmaktadır. Her temanın sonunda, diyaloglarda geçen ve öğrenilmesi beklenen sözcük ve kalıp sözler özetlenmiştir. Tanışma, tanıştırma ve adres sorma gibi temel iletişim durumlarının yanı sıra restoran, pastane, kasap, manav, hastane, eczane, otel, banka, müze ve otogar gibi mekânlar için örnek diyaloglar oluşturulmuştur. Ayrıca kitapta öğrenci işlerinden belge isteme, kargo gönderme ve ev kiralama gibi birçok durumu kapsayan farklı temalar yer almaktadır.