The Curriculum Development of the Training Course on Longsong Surai Unarut Dance
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The purposes of this research article are to 1) develop a training curriculum for the Longsong Surai Unarut Dance series, 2) study students’ academic achievement, and 3) study the satisfaction of the trainees towards the training course. The research target group was selected using purposive sampling, including 53 participants: experts of Thai dance teaching, administrators, curriculum instructors, and students. The research sample was selected using voluntary selection and consisted of 10 Thai Dance Studies (Khon Phra - Lakhon Phra) students at Suphanburi College of Dramatic Arts in the 2nd semester of the academic year 2023. The research tools consisted of a questionnaire, a structured interview form, and a training curriculum. The statistics used for data analysis were mean, standard deviation, and t-test. The results revealed that 1) the training curriculum for performing the Longsong Surai Unarut Dance comprised 9 elements: principles, training aims, structure, scope of content, training time, guidelines for organizing the training, training activities, measurement and evaluation, and the structure of the learning management plan and 10 lesson plans of learning management for a total of 10 days or 26 hours. 2) The students’ academic achievement gained from the training course for the performance of the Longsong Surai Unarut Dance in terms of knowledge about the history, formats, elements, and occasions in the performance of the Longsong Surai Unarut Dance was higher than that before studying at a t-value of 13.99*, which was significantly different at the.05. The academic achievement of the sample group in the 2nd time was higher than that in the 1st time for the aspect of performance in terms of singing for performing, and the average score of academic achievement of the sample group was 16.00 out of 20 points with the standard deviation of 1.49 for the skills of performing dance. 3) The overall satisfaction of the trainees towards the training course for performing the Longsong Surai Unarut Dance was at the highest level with an average of 4.61.
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