Abstract:
The research purpose was to follow up study of task performance focusing on learning-teaching provision, a self conduction, and a joint community of kindergarten master teachers under the Office of the Education Commission. The research samples were 39 administers, 41 kindergarten master teachers, and 392 network teachers. Data collection instruments were through questionnaires, interview forms, and observation forms. Data analysis was through content analysis, frequency, percentage, and mean. The research findings were as follows: 1. Learning-teaching provision was emphasized on weekly planning, the application of student center concept, and the encouragement of student participation. Task performance of kindergarten master teachers was perceived at the level of good by the administrator and network teachers. 2. A self conduction was focusing on seeking for professional development by attending seminars, taking opportunities to work with school administration, and giving opportunities for network teachers to express their opinions. Task performance of kindergarten master teachers was perceived at the level of excellence by the administrator, but of good by network teachers. 3. A joint community was mainly concerning with parent orientation. Task performance of kindergarten master teachers was perceived at the level of good by the administrator and network teachers. Problems were a time management relating to the task performances, a budget to a project procedure and a work with network teacher, and a lack of admiration.