Model of Enhancing the Quality of Citizenship for the Elderly

Authors

  • Watanyuta Tawatchote มหาวิทยาลัยราชภัฏมหาสารคาม
  • Wimonmas Pathamwanichkul Rajabhat Maha Sarakham university
  • Chayakan Ruangsuwan Rajabhat Maha Sarakham university

Keywords:

Enhancing, Quality of Citizenship, Elderly

Abstract

The purposes of this study were to : (1) Study the elements, indicators of the quality citizenship enhancement of the elderly. (2) Study the condition of enhancing citizenship, the quality of the elderly. (3) development a model for enhancing quality citizenship for the elderly. And (4) Try and evaluate of model for the elderly. The sample group were 30 seniors from the Elderly Club. The research instruments were: The interview form, The questionnaire on the condition, Model for enhancing the quality of citizenship for the elderly, and activities for enhancing for the elderly. The statistics used were percentage, mean, standard deviation.

          The research results were found that : (1) Components and indicators for enhancing the quality of citizenship of the elderly from the synthesis of qualitative data from 2 case studies was found that there were 7 important components as follows: 1) There is learning management and knowledge transfer between the elderly through appropriate activities according to their potential and knowledge is passed on to the older generations. 2) The elderly have good physical health care, good mental health, and good quality of life. 3) The elderly are strong, have a volunteer spirit, and are creative in doing activities. 4) The elderly are competent in the economy. working with extra income 5) The elderly have morals and ethics as good role models. 6) Elderly people are involved in group management and have social responsibility. And 7) The use of technology to adjust the environment for the elderly to be stable convenient and safe. (2) Conditions for enhancing the quality of citizenship for the elderly Overall was at a high level. (3) model of enhancing the quality of citizenship for the elderly was a training based on the principles of SMART BUDDY Model (SBM Model) with five key goals: SMART (Specific/ Measurable/ Acheiverable/ Realistic /Timely),  and activities to enhance the quality of the elderly's citizenship (Activities) include training, recreation, volunteer, and important elements in organizing activities for enhancing the quality of the elderly's citizenship It consists of five features: BUDDY (Behavior / Understanding / Discovery / approach Development / Yield, and appropriateness of Models Overall, was at a high level. and (4) opinions on activities to enhance the quality of the elderly's citizenship. at a high level and comparative results of enhancing citizenship quality of the elderly Before and after using the model was found that after training was significantly higher than before training was at the .05 level.

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2023-08-28

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Tawatchote, W. ., Pathamwanichkul, W. ., & Ruangsuwan, C. . (2023). Model of Enhancing the Quality of Citizenship for the Elderly. Journal of Research and Development Institute Rajabhat Maha Sarakham University, 10(2), 427–450. Retrieved from https://so03.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/rdirmu/article/view/261885

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