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Öğe Fen Bilgisi Ögretmen Adaylarinin Hücre Organelleri Konusundaki Kavramsal Anlama Düzeyleri(Karabük Üniversitesi, 2018) Koç, Yesim; Sönmez, EvrimBu çalismanin amaci; Genel Biyoloji I Dersini almis Fen Bilgisi Ögretmen Adaylarinin, hücre organelleri konusundaki kavram yanilgilarini ortaya çikarmak ve bilgi düzeylerini ölçmektir. Bu sekilde hücre ve organelleri konusundaki hangi kavramlarin daha çok akilda kaldigi, hangi bilgilerin unutuldugu tespit edilerek bir takim sonuçlar ve öneriler ortaya çikarilacaktir. Ögrencilerde var olan kavram yanilgilarinin hangi konularda yogunlastiginin belirlenmesi ve hangi konulari ve kavramlari ögrenmekte daha çok güçlük çektiklerinin ortaya konmasi, buna bagli olarak bir ögrenim ortami ve metodu gelistirmek fen bilimleri egitiminde çok önemlidir. Çalisma, Sinop Üniversitesi Egitim Fakültesi Fen Bilgisi Ögretmenligi 3. Sinif’ta ögrenim gören 45 ögretmen adayla gerçeklestirilmistir. Bu arastirmada nitel arastirma yöntemi kullanilmistir. Ögrencilere hücre organelleri konusunda 13 açik uçlu sorudan olusan form uygulanmistir. Elde edilen veriler içerik analiz yöntemiyle analiz edilmistir. Arastirmaya dahil edilen ögrencilerin lisans ögrenimlerinin 2. sinifindaki Genel Biyoloji I dersini almis olmalarina ragmen, özellikle organeller konusundaki bazi önemli kavramlari hatirlayamadiklari veya hatali ve eksik bilgiye sahip olduklari görülmüstür. Elde edilen bulgular göz önüne alinarak var olan eksik veya yanlis bilgilerin düzeltilmesi ve kalici bilgiye ulasmasi için çesitli öneriler verilmistir.Öğe The Effect of Larval Density on Pupation Rate and Time to Emergence from Pupation in $Tenebrio$ $molitor$ Linnaeus, 1758 (Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae) Reared on Two Different Feeds(Sinop University, 2024) Koç, YesimIn our research, the yellow mealworm, $Tenebrio$ $molitor$ L. was used. The effects of two different foods on the pupation rate and time to emergence from pupation of $T.$ $molitor$ at different larval densities were investigated. The experiments were carried out under continuous dark laboratory conditions with a temperature of 27±2?C and a relative humidity of 60%±5%. Two different nutrient and four larval density groups were used in the study. The first nutrient composition consisted of dry yeast and wheat germ (150 gr in total, 1/2) The second nutrient composition consisted of whole wheat flour and corn flour (150 gr in total, 1/1). Insects were bred primarily on the tested nutrient media. Experimental sets were prepared at four different larval densities for both foods. The number of larvae in plastic containers was adjusted to 20, 60, 200 and 600. To ensure equality, all larvae were selected from small larvae. (between 50 mg-120 mg). In our study, pupation rates were high, especially in groups consisting of 20 and 60 larvae. The percentage of pupation decreased at 200 larval densities and sharply decreased at 600 larval densities in both diets. Especially the negative effects of the density are more obvious in the second food. The effects on intensity were more pronounced, especially in pupation of larvae, not in terms of pup time. As a result, it would be advantageous for the larvae density not to be above 200 in terms of getting more yield and increasing the reproduction rate from $T.$ $molitor$, which is demanded in large numbers as live feed. In conclusion, for the production of $T.$ $molitor$, which is commonly used as live feed, it is preferable to have a larval density below 200 in order to get a higher yield and better reproduction rates.












