Ayşe Öztürkمشاهده پروفایل
دانشیار
Ayşe Öztürk serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Basic Education Sciences at Gaziantep University's Faculty of Education since 2020, having previously held positions as Doctor Lecturer (2014-2020) and Research Assistant (2013). Her academic foundation includes a PhD in Educational Sciences, MA in Primary Education, and Licence in Mathematics and Science Education from Çukurova University, establishing her expertise in curriculum development and primary education. Her educational journey features: Doctorate in Educational Sciences (2009-2013), Çukurova University MA in Primary Education with Thesis (2007-2009), Çukurova University Licence in Mathematics and Science Education (2003-2007), Çukurova University Öztürk's research centers on children's rights education, examining how participation rights manifest in Turkish primary schools through curriculum analysis and teacher training. She develops practical tools like the Children's Rights-Based Classroom Scale and investigates human rights integration in science/mathematics education using socio-scientific issues. Her work bridges theoretical frameworks with classroom implementation, emphasizing metacognition and active learning strategies to enhance educational outcomes. Analysis of her 25+ journal articles reveals dominant trends in children's rights education (40% of publications), curriculum studies (30%), and socio-scientific issues in STEM education (20%). Her research consistently focuses on Turkish educational contexts, with increasing attention to digital citizenship and pandemic-era adaptations in recent works. Methodologically, she employs mixed approaches but favors qualitative case studies and action research for their contextual depth. Scientific recognition includes: TUBITAK General Domestic Doctoral Scholarship (2009) Çukurova University Science Teacher Education First Place (2007) She has supervised 10 master's theses on children's rights education, socio-scientific argumentation, and inclusive mathematics. Administrative contributions include Department Head (2023-2025) and membership in Gaziantep's Child Protection Coordination Board. Her project involvement spans the Village School Education Support Project and TÜBİTAK 2237 training initiatives, demonstrating commitment to practical educational reform. Through EPÖDER (Education Programs and Instruction Association) and international conferences, Öztürk actively shapes discourse on rights-based pedagogy while advancing digital citizenship frameworks for 21st-century classrooms.









