Thai language teaching development model to maintain Thai identity to accept the new normal higher education in the 21st century with Buddhist methods

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Charungphorn Klangburum

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A research on the development of teaching Thai language to maintain Thai identity to accept the new normal in higher education in the 21st century with Buddhist principles research objectives 1) to study the developmental pattern of teaching Thai language to maintain Thai identity in accepting the new normal in tertiary education in the 21st century with Buddhist principles and 2) to examine the consistency of the developmental pattern of teaching Thai language to maintain a Thai identity Being a Thai accepting the new normal in higher education in the 21st century with Buddhist principles The research work uses mixed research methods. during quantitative research and multi-case study research The research was divided into 2 parts: Part 1 was a questionnaire on the level of appropriation of the development model for teaching Thai language to maintain Thai identity for the new normal in higher education in the 21st century and Part 2, a questionnaire on the consistency of the learning management plan in implementing the development model for teaching Thai language, maintaining Thai identity for the new normal in tertiary education in the 21st century with Buddhist methods based on the principles of cross-faith, using the IOC technique. Then select items with an IOC value of 0.50 or more.
Thai language teaching development model to maintain Thai identity to accept the new normal higher education in the 21st century with Buddhist methods. The results of the study and the results of the conformity check from the performance and conformity audit assessment form the origin and importance of the teaching style in terms of the theoretical concepts used as the basis the elements of the teaching style the unit of learning is consistent with the purpose and measurement and evaluation at a high level with a mean of 4.52 and a standard deviation of .491 this research is an outcome-oriented system that focuses on changes in learners’ behavior, thinking, skills and attitudes arising from understanding with the Buddhist method.

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Klangburum, C. (2023). Thai language teaching development model to maintain Thai identity to accept the new normal higher education in the 21st century with Buddhist methods. Journal of Graduate Saket Review, 8(1), 35–48. Retrieved from https://so03.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/saketreview/article/view/265205
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