A Model of Developing an Ideal Expert in Peace by Buddhist Peaceful Means
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This article has objectives for (1) To study a model of developing an ideal expert according to the modern science and Theravada Buddhism, (2) To develop an ideal expert in Peace by Buddhist peaceful means, (3) To present a model of developing an ideal expert in Peace by Buddhist peaceful means. It is a Research and Development or (R and D) research, this is a development research. The findings are as follows:
1) The theoretical concept in developing an ideal expert according to modern science and Theravada Buddhism was found that an expert according to the modern science was a process expert emphasizing on the learning participation by using the trainee-centered, creating activities for learning. In regards, an expert in Theravada Buddhism should follow the teaching of the Buddha in Ovada Patimokkha by emphasizing to self-develop with the purified mind and possessing the dhamma communication method with no bad speech and action to people with cultural differences.
2) A Model of Developing an Ideal Dhamma OD Expert by Buddhist Peaceful Means had 5 development areas consisting of 1) a model expert monk, 2) Dhamma OD training process, 3) organizational development, 4) Buddhist peaceful means, and 5) inner peace building. This model followed the concept of K-U-M-S-A-N Model consisting of “knowledge, understanding, mindfulness-peace, skill, attitude, and networking of an ideal expert”.
There was an application of A Model of Developing a Peace Ideal Expert with the sampling groups of 41 monks, it was found that the satisfaction of an ideal expert was at the highest level (x̄ = 4.57 , S.D. = .54), satisfaction level was at high level at the percentage of 65.85. Therefore, the researcher has discovered an innovation from research to the society serving which was A Model of Developing a Peace Ideal Expert. This was a new unit of knowledge of the researcher resulting in a research and training centre, short-term training course to answer the question raised by the university, organization, and the society onwards.
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