Abstract:
The objective of this independent study was to investigate the management of online instruction by teachers in schools under the Phaki Noppawat Consortium for the promotion of cognitive learning according to Blooms Taxonomy. Determine the sample size of teachers 370 people by using the Accidental Sampling method, complete data was collected as needed 370 copies of complete questionnaires were obtained. The research instrument was a check list questionnaire with a consistency value between 0.80 - 1.00 with a reliability of 0.98. Data collected were analyzed with percentages. The findings revealed as follows: Overall opinions of the majority of the sample on the management of online instruction towards the promotion of four aspects of cognitive learning according to Blooms Taxonomy were at the application and understanding levels. Opinions of the minority of teachers on online instruction management towards the promotion of cognitive learning were at a creative thinking level. When individual aspects were considered, the results indicated as follows: 1) In terms of teaching strategies and activities, it was found that the learning objectives set by teachers in online instruction could promote students' cognitive learning at the highest level of application, accounting for 34.05 %. 2) In terms of teachers and students, it was found that teachers' online teaching skills resulted in students being able to promote students' cognitive learning at the highest level of understanding, accounting for 31.08 %. 3) In terms of the online technology network system, it was found that the teacher measurement and evaluation program used in online instruction made it convenient for students to the extent that it was able to promote the cognitive learning of students at the highest level of application, accounting for 30.75 %. 4) In terms of support from administrators, it was found that providing support from administrators regarding online instruction could promote the cognitive learning of students at the highest level of application, accounting for 30.24 %.