Dilek Ilhan-Fındıkoğlu completed her undergraduate studies in English Language and Literature at Istanbul University and earned a postgraduate degree in Curriculum and Instruction from Yıldız Technical University. She is currently a doctoral candidate in Educational Sciences at Boğaziçi University. Her academic career began as an instructor at Bezmialem Vakıf University, and she later held a lecturer position at Istanbul Aydın University. Since 2015, she has been a lecturer at Yıldız Technical University in the Department of Educational Sciences, where she has been teaching various courses in educational theory and practice since 2022. Her research focuses on curriculum development, lifelong learning, educational sciences, and quantitative methodology, with specific expertise in assessing and validating the psychometric properties of educational instruments. She has authored publications in these fields, contributing to discussions on effective curriculum design and measurement accuracy in educational settings. Her work has been cited by researchers, highlighting her role in advancing educational program development and evaluation. Her understanding of curriculum and instruction, combined with her methodological expertise, provides valuable insights relevant to studies involving instrument adaptation and educational measurement.
Dilek Ilhan-Fındıkoğlu completed her undergraduate studies in English Language and Literature at Istanbul University and earned a postgraduate degree in Curriculum and Instruction from Yıldız Technical University. She is currently a doctoral candidate in Educational Sciences at Boğaziçi University. Her academic career began as an instructor at Bezmialem Vakıf University, and she later held a lecturer position at Istanbul Aydın University. Since 2015, she has been a lecturer at Yıldız Technical University in the Department of Educational Sciences, where she has been teaching various courses in educational theory and practice since 2022. Her research focuses on curriculum development, lifelong learning, educational sciences, and quantitative methodology, with specific expertise in assessing and validating the psychometric properties of educational instruments. She has authored publications in these fields, contributing to discussions on effective curriculum design and measurement accuracy in educational settings. Her work has been cited by researchers, highlighting her role in advancing educational program development and evaluation. Her understanding of curriculum and instruction, combined with her methodological expertise, provides valuable insights relevant to studies involving instrument adaptation and educational measurement.