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Author(s)
Duanpenporn Chaiphugdee
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DOI:10.17265/2328-2185/2019.04.012
Affiliation(s)
Chaiyaphum Rajabhat University, Chaiyaphum, Thailand
ABSTRACT
Purpose: (1) Study the current
state and needs of learning management, focusing on work skills through Saori weaving for special needs children;
(2) Develop a learning management model focusing on work skills; (3) Develop a teacher-centered learning
management approach through the use of Saori weaving for special needs children; (4) Study the effectiveness
of the learning management model that focuses on working with special children. Research & Development Research
Results: (1) The current state and needs of learning management focused on work
skills through Saori weaving for special children; (2) The learning management
model emphasizing for special children is four steps: a. prepare the actual
context; b. set goals; c. plan and execute;
d. monitoring; and Evaluatio Saori Weaving Class has five details: (1) Inspire:
I (Explain: Inspired to work for
success); (2) Choose: C (Explain:
Choose what you like before you can see the future do it); (3) Aim & Act: A
(Explain: Work with a happy goal that has set); (4) Reflect on learning: R
(Explain: Reflect on learning); (5)
Experiential-Based Learning Measure by concluding: ICARE Model. The results of
teacher development on learning management focused on working skills: (1)
Teachers with average scores after training, 35.09% was 77.98%; (2) 22 trainers were able to
develop a skill management plan in the 21st century at the best evaluated in 73.33% and eight persons
respectively in good or 26.67%. (3) The results of the study on the
effectiveness of the model showed that the extra children had a higher grade of
Saori weaving. After class, 75.49%
were higher than the standard set of 70% and the students were satisfied with
Saori weaving as the most levels.
KEYWORDS
learning model organization, skills through Saori weaving, special needs children
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