Process order
The present study was carried out using quasi-experimental design
(The one group pretest-posttest design). Both in pre-test and posttest,
two similar scales were applied to the same student at the
beginning and at the end of the study. The researcher tried to
determine how BRM affected the attitudes of pre-service teachers
towards learning and towards reading habit. Silent reading was
performed for 30 minutes during 10 weeks in lessons in order to
determine the effect of BRM upon attitudes of students towards
learning and reading habit with 3rd grade students of Adıyaman
University, Faculty of Education, Elementary Education Social
Sciences teaching department; subsequently the subject was
discussed through large discussion method for 10-15 minutes, and
short evaluations were made in class. In 2013-2014 academic year,
eighty-nine pre-service teachers attended these courses. Following
examining certain works, which comply with the objectives of the
course, in terms of content, form of presentation, language and
expression, suitability to the audience and fluency, “Emotional
Communication and Body Language” by Orhan Erdem was chosen
as co-decision of experts of Turkish Language and Literature,
sociology, communication, curriculum design and Turkish
Language Teachers. In this study, the researcher examined how
the independent variable as BRM affected the dependent variables
as learners’ attitudes towards learning and towards reading habit.