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International Journal of Academic Research in Education and Review

Vol. 3(4), pp. 87-99. May, 2015.

ISSN: 2360-7866

DOI: 10.14662/IJARER2015.025

 

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Can Civilians Contribute to Education? The Impact OF Non Govermental Organizations in Value Education

 

Levent ERASLAN1 *Erdi ERDOĞAN 2 Yunus HAYRAN3

 

1Associate Professor Levent ERASLAN, Kırıkkale University, Faculty of Education.

E-mail: leraslan@yahoo.com.  Phone: +90 0318 357 24 86 / 1384

2 Research Assistant. Erdi ERDOĞAN, Kırıkkale University, Faculty of Education.

Corresponding Author’s E-mail:  erdierdogan90@hotmail.com.

3 Research Assistant. Yunus HAYRAN, Kırıkkale University, Faculty of Education. E-mail: y_hayran33@hotmail.com.

 

Accepted 27 May 2015

Abstract

 

The concept of value can be defined as relative behavior patterns which are idealized by individuals within the context of their own philosophies and various factors (religion, culture, history) in the society. Especially, values have significant role in shaping societies by providing human rights based environments and preventing conflicts in daily life. Societies which transfer proper national and international values to individuals, live in peace. In the context of social benefit, NGOs also can contribute to value education process. In general, the concept of civil society is an area between public and private area or at their intersection created on a voluntary basis by the citizens who have rights and responsibilities in the fields other than the family, the state, the market and the politics in order to solve their problems and protect their rights. This area, which is pluralistic, autonomous, and participative and includes civil activities, relations and interests, ensures that their demands are met by means of various embodiments. Peoples who participate in these organizations, can contribute to different sections of society. One of these sections is education. NGOs have also a significant duty to represent the needs and values of the society within the context of their basic philosophy. NGOs are based on social values with this mission and values are transferred or changed through or by NGOs at the same time. This study is first to examine value education process through an analysis on the concept of value. Then, the roles and functions of NGOs will be discussed in the context of national and international examples in value education.

Key Words: Values, Value Education, Civil Society, Non-Governmental Organization
 

     

Cite This Article As: ERASLAN L, ERDOĞAN E, HAYRAN Y (2015). Can Civilians Contribute to Education? The Impact OF Non Govermental Organizations in Value Education. Inter. J. Acad. Res. Educ. Rev. 3(4): 87-99.

 

 

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