3. Results
In terms of the “scheme (readiness)” principle, some teachers expressed that content of the program is above the developmental level of students. Some other teachers stated that it is suitable for average students’ readiness level but not appropriate for the IQs and readiness levels of their own students. They expressed that this results from their insufficient education in primary school and its effects on their high school education. In addition, they expressed that there are problems with the readiness levels of students resulting from incoherence between YÖK (Institution of Higher Education) and MEB (Ministry of National Education) and this results in disconnectedness among programs.