The Approach of The Academic Administration of Teaching and Learning Management with School-Based Management in Extended Schools under The Office of Chonburi Primary Education Service Area 3
Abstract:
This research aimed to 1) study the current and expected conditions of academic administration in teaching and learning management using school-based management in extended schools under the Office of Chonburi Primary Education Service Area 3, and 2) explore the academic administration approaches in teaching and learning management using school-based management in these extended schools. The sample group consisted of 336 school administrators and teachers. The data collection tools were a 5-point Likert scale questionnaire and open-ended questions, with a Cronbach's Alpha reliability coefficient of 0.975. Data was analyzed using percentage, mean, standard deviation, and priority need index. The findings revealed that 1) the overall current condition of academic administration in teaching and learning management using school-based management was high, particularly in teaching operations, followed by administrative operations of teaching management. The expected condition was found to be highest in the development of teaching media and technology, followed by preparation for teaching, and measurement and evaluation of teaching. The analysis of the priority need index showed that the highest priorities were preparation for teaching management and development of teaching media and technology, followed by measurement and evaluation of teaching. 2) The necessary approaches for academic administration included: 2.1) Preparation for teaching management, suggesting that schools should inform and create understanding among parents about the process of developing and improving learning activities. 2.2) Development of teaching media and technology, emphasizing that schools should enhance clarity in media and technology development and promote teachers' knowledge and skills in using technology. 2.3) Measurement and evaluation of teaching, recommending that schools establish clear policies and guidelines for measuring and evaluating teaching, and develop effective assessment tools.