Abstract:
The purpose of this research was to develop a model for learning management on physical education integrated with sport science by constructing the model, implementing the developed model, and evaluating the model. The research procedure consisted of 4 steps, i.e. step 1:the researcher studied the problem and the situation of learning management to develop the appropriate model. Step 2 dealt with the development of the training program consisting of physical fitness test, physical fitness promotion, and injury prevention. Step 3 handled the implementationof the developed model by training 20 PE teachers who then applied the teaching plan on 180 Matayomsuksa 1 students from 3 schools. The last step was the test on students physical fitness and satisfaction of the related people. The results can be concluded as follows:
1. The model for developing learning management on physical education integrated with sport science consisted of the contents, on sport sciences composing of 7 physical fitness tests, i.e. sit and reach, standing board jump, 30-second situps, 30-second pushups, hand grip, shuttle run, 1000-meter distance run (for 12 years old boy), and 800-meter distance run (for 12 years old girl). The organization of physical fitness promotion was a circuit training program 9 stations, i.e. pushups, situps, nine square box, leg lunges three direction, extension back, elastic spread shoulder, jumping rope or jumping slap, elastic side bends and squat, and prevention of sports injury including warm up, muscle stretching and cool down.Instructor development was conducted by the training manuals, teacher lesson plans, studentportfolios. The implementation of instruction included a physical fitness test, promote physical fitness and injury prevention. Finally, the evaluation included a physical fitness test results and satisfaction of those involved. The results of the evaluation of this model by five experts found that the appropriate form was at a high level.
2. The creating of tools according to this model included the development of trainingprogram for physical education teachers consisting of teachers handbook, lesson plans, and student portfolios. The results of the evaluation of the training program by 5 experts reported that the training program was suitable at high level.
3. The results of the model evaluation consisted of the physical fitness test and satisfaction of the stakeholders as follows:
(1) Pre-trial of the model, there was no statistical difference between male and female students in the experimental group and the control group with physical fitness at the level of statistical significance .05.
(2) After 8 weeks of the model implementation, male and female students in the experimental group had higher physical fitness than control group, the level of statistical significance .05.
(3) After 8 weeks, male and female students in the control group had no differencewith physical fitness from the previous report at the level of statistical significance .05.
(4) After 8 weeks of the model implementation, male and female students in the experimental group had higher physical fitness than the pre-trial record at the level of statistical significance .05.
(5) The experimental student group was satisfied with the teaching and learning management model of the physical education teacher at a high level.
(6) The physical education teachers attending the teaching development weresatisfied with the overall management on physical education integrated with sport sciences at high level and the administrators were satisfied with the developed model at the highest level.