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An approach that focuses on producing new and different, effective and beneficial products and services is emerging. Education systems must keep up with this change and support policies and practices that encourage innovation. Teachers bring innovative approaches to the education system to the classroom. Therefore, they play a key role in raising innovative and creative generations. This research evaluates how innovation is defined in the Turkish Education System, innovative management in education, policy, program and teacher training and development practices based on teacher perceptions. The research method is based on literature review and the\"semi-structured interview\" technique. The purposeful sampling method and maximum diversity principle were used in the research. Attention was paid to criteria such as participating in the\"Innovation Awards Evaluator Training\" of the Ministry of National Education, receiving various awards for their innovative work, and working in different cities and regions. According to the results of the study, a significant portion of the participants defines innovative approaches in education by associating them with systemic integrity. It was emphasized that stable policies are needed to develop innovative approaches in the education system. At the same time, it was stated that the legal basis of the management processes should be arranged in a way that allows innovative approaches. It was emphasized that administrators and teachers should be allowed to take initiative in developing teaching activities based on innovative approaches in the implementation of the curriculum.  \nKeywords: innovative education, management, policy, teacher training, development  \nINTRODUCTION  \nGlobalization approaches support innovative approaches and direct the science and technology policies of Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) countries that are in economic competition. OECD focuses on creativity and exploratory human resources. Institutional approaches and policies based on innovation; ensures the sustainable performance of employees andinstitutions and the emergence of creative ideas for newly developing needs (Özdaşlı, 2010) . The future is less risky for countries and organizations that consistently support innovation.  \nInnovation is the embodiment of a new idea or invention (Nafgizer, 2006) . In other words, it is the application of knowledge to a social and economic benefit from different perspectives and making it marketable (European Commission, 1995) . We can see this concept as achieving an innovative result. According to the Oslo guide (2005), innovative approaches in a country should be evaluated by the following indicators:  \n• Incentives are given to R&D units  \n• Reforms for quality education activities  \nCitation: Güçlü Yılmaz, F. (2021) . Innovative Practices in Turkish Education System According to Teacher  \nPerceptions. Anatolian Journal of Education, 6(1), 175-190. [https://doi.org/10.29333/aje.2021.6115a](https://doi.org/10.29333/aje.2021.6115a)  \n176 Innovative Practices in Turkish Education System …  \n• Patented inventions  \n• International utility models  \n• Quality scientific articles and studies.  \nWith the Global Innovation Index (KIE) reports published every year, the innovation levels of the world countries are discussed comparatively. Innovation comparison indices and creative work are evaluated. According to 2019 data for Turkey's ability of innovation, it ranks 49th of 126 countries. Turkey, creativity","cbCaiha97cvzc18Z","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiha97cvzc18Z","pdf",426188,16,"English","# Introduction\n## Innovation concepts and evaluation indicators\n## Turkey’s innovation position in comparative reports\n## Policy alignment and education/innovation targets","[{\"question\":\"What method does the study use to evaluate innovation in the Turkish education system?\",\"answer\":\"The study relies on a literature review and semi-structured interviews. 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