Abstract:
The objectives of this research were to analysis the factor of quality culture in schools receiving royal awards under Basic Education Service Areas, to study the level of factor analysis quality culture in schools receiving royal awards under Basic Education Service Areas and to compare factor analysis quality culture in schools receiving royal awards under Basic Education Service Areas as perceived by administrators and teachers in schools receiving royal awards under Basic Education Service Areas in the Three Southern Border Provinces regard to areas of practice. The samples of the study were administrators and teachers in schools receiving royal awards since 2011-2013 in Three Southern Border Provinces government schools and private schools were 800 persons from 34 schools. The research instrument was rating scale
questionnaire which reliability was .842. Percentages, arithmetic mean, standard deviation exploratory factor analysis, analysis of factor by principal component analysis and rotated axis by Varimax Method, F-test and multiple comparisons by Sheffes method were used for data analysis The results were summarized as follows: 1) A factor analysis quality culture in schools receiving royal awards under Basic Education Service Areas in the Three Southern Border Provinces have 7 factors: (1) Continuing operations (2) Friendly communication (3) Continuous staff development (4) Attention to all stakeholder (5) Quality teams (6) Motivation
(7) Shared vision. 2) Administrators and teachers in schools receiving royal awards under Basic Education Service Areas in the Three Southern Border Provinces attitude for all factor analysis quality culture in schools receiving royal awards was at a high level. 3) Administrators and teachers in schools receiving royal awards under Basic Education Service Areas in the Three Southern Border Provinces with different areas of operation attitude for factor analysis quality culture in schools receiving royal awards overall significantly different was at 0.1. The administrators and teachers perceived in Pattani and Narathiwat were higher than the administrators and teachers perceived in Yala.