Guidelines for Performance Improvement of Teachers under the Secondary Educational Service Area Office 27

Authors

  • Kobkiat Komarum
  • Urasa Promta
  • Kritkanok Duangchatom

Keywords:

Guidelines for Performance Improvement, Teachers, Office of Roi-Et Secondary Education Service Area 27

Abstract

The objectives of the research were study: 1) The Current State and Regarding the Desirable State of Teachers’ Performance under Office the Office of Roi-Et Secondary Education Service Area 27 and 2) Guidelines to Develop Teachers’ Performance in Office the Office of Roi-Et Secondary Education Service Area 27. The Research Were Divided Into 2 Phases. In Phase 1, To Study the Current State and Regarding the Desirable State of Teachers’ Performance, The Sample Comprised 265 Personnel Working in School. The Research Instrument Was A Rating Scale Questionnaire, With the Discrimination Power Ranging From 0.28-0.76 The Total Reliability of 0.98. The Data Analysis was to Find Percentage, The Mean and Standard Deviation. In Phase 2 To study Guidelines to Develop Teachers’ Performance Office the Office of Roi-Et Secondary Education Service Area 27, The Purpose were 14 Informants. The Instrument was a Structured Interview Form. The Descriptive Data Analysis Employed Interpretation and Conclusion Making.

          The Results were as follows as: 1) The actual condition and the expected condition of the teacher's performance showed that the operating condition was moderate. The average order of descending order is as follows. The teaching and learning. 1.1) The expected condition of the teacher's performance. Under the Office of Roi Et Secondary Education Area 27 overall had the highest level of performance. Sort by average to descending order. 2) Teachers' standard development guidelines for teacher development and good classroom management. Under the Office of Roi Et Secondary Education Area 27, found that 2.1) the self-development and professional teachers. The interviews concluded that the teacher should study the textbooks, attend the academic seminar. Study through the website. Finding the right academic media for learning management. And higher education. This is a good way to develop a professional teacher. The school should have a policy to support professional development teachers. Have a meeting. There is a project to support the development of teachers at least once a week, supervise the teacher development and development reports regularly assess progress. Self-improvement 2.2) Good classroom management the interviews concluded that the school must have sufficient budget for organizing the school environment. Both within the classroom and outside the classroom. Encourage teachers to organize classrooms. To create a class atmosphere that is conducive to learning and fun. The students have a good attitude to study. And to learn effective and full potential. Schools should also be provided with off-campus instruction to facilitate a variety of learning. It provides a variety of learning resources and links to real experiences. 2.3) Instructional Management The interviews concluded that the school had to participate in the planning. Develop the work of the school. Efficient and systematic. The teaching process is focused on the students. Organize activities that encourage students to think and act. To be able to develop fully. Encourage teachers, parents, and communities to collaborate in teaching and learning. Evaluation of learning outcomes. In order to bring the results together to find a solution. Problem solving and behavior modification.

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2020-06-30

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Komarum, K. ., Promta , U. ., & Duangchatom, K. . (2020). Guidelines for Performance Improvement of Teachers under the Secondary Educational Service Area Office 27. Journal of Research and Development Institute Rajabhat Maha Sarakham University, 7(1), 41–52. Retrieved from https://so03.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/rdirmu/article/view/245035

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