Transformation of Self-Perception from The Empire to The Republic: Citizenship Education in the 1924 First Primary Schools Curriculum
Erdal Aslan.
Abstract
The main tenet of all the regulations and revolutions was to go through the transition of the state of the subject to the citizenship status for all the residents. During the Ottoman period, in primary schools, the course Musahâbat-ı Ahlâkiye (Religion, History and Civilization) was given to shape the self-perceptions of the primary school students. With the transition to the republic, the name of the course was changed to Musahâbat-ı Ahlâkiye and Malûmât-ı Vataniyye in The 1924 First Primary Schools Curriculum and its contents were redesigned according to the concepts of nation andsecularism. This study comparatively tackles the curricula and course objectives which were designed to shape the self-perceptions of the students after the Ottoman era.
Key words: Self-perception, ethics education, civics education, curriculum, educational history
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