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Original Research Article

The place of my dear sister cartoon in childrens’ linguistic development in Turkey

Mehmet GEDİK* and Erhan AKIN


Siirt University, Education Faculty, Turkey

*Corresponding Author Email: mehmetgedik2925(at)hotmail.com


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 Received: September 2, 2016  Accepted: October 4, 2016  Published: October 12, 2016

Abstract

This research, aimed to investigate about the word diversity of the which cartoons directly affect the vocabulary of individuals and their availability in Turkish lessons. With this purpose, the researchers examined the first 25 parts of the cartoon “My Dear Sister” which is aired on TRT Child Channel as an examining subject. To have more detailed information about the examining subject, the researchers used the document review model which is one of the qualitative research patterns. The data obtained in the research were analyzed via content analysis method. As a result of the research it is concluded that the cartoon includes many words about, phrases, proverbs, fruits, vegetables, art, sports, furniture, clothing-accessory, technology, music, animal names, geography and values given. And therefore the cartoon is very rich about the word dıversıty. It is considered by the families and the educators that, this cartoon can be an affective material for the vernacular education for the proper aged children. Besides it is observed that there are very suitable words and word groups for giving cultural education for these children and developing their imaginary worlds. It is observed that, this cartoon can be available as a material for Turkish lessons, particularly word trainings. According to these conclusions, there have been suggestions about the working area.

Keywords: Cartoon, word dıversıty, my Dear Sister, Turkish lesson.

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