Research Synthesis on Competency-Based Curriculum and Instruction

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Satjatham Phorntaweekul
Jitraporn Wongkamjan
Kanyawadee Saengngam

Abstract

The objectives of this research were to study factors affecting competency-based curriculum and instruction development, examine knowledge utilized in developing learner competencies, and provide recommendations regarding competency-based curriculum and instructional development. The research methodology employed document research. The target group comprises research reports on competency-based education published from 2012 to 2022. The instruments used included research quality assessment forms, quantitative research characteristic recording forms, and qualitative research characteristic recording forms. The findings revealed that 1) factors affecting competency-based curriculum and instruction development include 1. the need for specific/ professional competency development, 2. the need for academic competency development, and 3. the need for core competency development; 2) knowledge utilized in developing learner competencies includes 1. competency-based curriculum development and 2. Competency-based instruction; 3) Recommendations regarding competency-based curriculum and instructional development are as follows: 1. Greater emphasis should be placed on formative assessment rather than summative assessment. 2.Academic competencies should be studied alongside other competencies, and additional research should be conducted on core competency development. The research benefits include identifying factors, knowledge, and recommendations that influence competency-based curriculum and instructional development.

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