Abstract:
The study of science learning management process redesign serves 2 objectives: 1) to develop science learning management processes, and 2) to create handbooks of science learning management processes. The population and sample size include 1) 100 specific selected 2nd year students in higher vocational certificate level, 2) 6 specific selected model science teachers, and 3) 5 committees of Sukhothai Commercial College Academic Board including 1 head of Science Section, 2 science teachers, 1 head of Academic Affairs, and 1 official from the quality of education standard office. The research tools are classified into 2 types. The first type serves as the means of data collection including a questionnaire, an interview form, an assessment form for the feasibility of the processes, and an assessment form for the feasibility of the proposed handbooks of science learning management redesigned processes. The second type serves as quality tools for the process redesign, the brainstorming chart, the data analysis chart, and the operation flow chart including 1) Key Quality Indicators (KQIs), and 2) the proposed quality operation process charts for the redesign of learning processes and operation processes, and the design of science learning management process handbooks. The findings of the study reveal 4 steps of learning process redesign, namely preparation, operation, follow-up, and evaluation. The preparation step includes 3 sub steps with 2 KQIs. The operation step includes 1 sub step with 6 KQIs. The follow-up step includes 4 sub steps with 4 KQIs. The evaluation step includes 3 sub steps with 2 KQIs. The item-object congruence index of the academic KQIs is higher than 0.98, and this serves the process feasibility. The results of creating handbooks of science learning management processes provide 4 handbooks, each of which includes 11 operation procedures.