A study of knowledge, attitude, and practices of child attendents concerning the organization of phisical development activities in disadvantaged child care canters in temples, Bangkok Metropolis
Abstract:
To study knowledge attitudes, and practices, concerning the physical development activities in disadvantaged child care centers in Bangkok Metropolis temples, to study the relationship between, knowledge, attitude, and practices of child attendants in disadvantaged child care centers, according to large, midium, and small size of the center, and to compare the knowledge, attitude, and practice between large and small center. The questionnaires were sent to 172 child attendants in 35 canters of with 149 questionnaires or 86.67 percent, were retuned. The data were then analyzed to find the percentages, means and standard diviations, correlation, and the t-test method was also aapplied to determine the statistically significant different at .05 level. The research findings were as follow 1. Most of the child attendant's knowledge at a fair level, the attitude and practices was that good level. 2. The relationship among the child attendant's knowledge, attitude, and practices within large and small center, werefound to be sinificantly different at .05 level, but for the midium centers, it was found that there were no significantly different at .05 concerning the relationship among the knowledge, attitude and practices. 3. There were no singnificantly differences at .05 level on knowledge, attitudes, and practices between large and small centers.