Approaches for Developing Academic Management of Education Sandbox Schools under the Secondary Service area office Kanchanaburi based on the concept of Disruptive Innovator Skills
Abstract:
This study was descriptive research. The objectives were 1) to study the level of Disruptive Innovator skills of students in education sandbox schools under the Secondary Service Area Office Kanchanaburi. 2) to study the needs for developing academic management of education sandbox schools under the Secondary Service Area Office Kanchanaburi based on the concept of Disruptive Innovator skills. 3) to propose approaches for developing academic management of education sandbox schools under the Secondary Service Area Office Kanchanaburi education sandbox schools under the Secondary Service Area Office Kanchanaburi. The informants consisted of 20 administrators, 198 teachers, and 375 students. The research instruments were evaluation forms about the level of disruptive innovator skills, a rating scale questionnaires and evaluation forms of appropriability and possibility. The data were analyzed by frequency, percentage, mean, standard deviation, Mode, a Modified Priority Needs Index PNI [Modified] and content analysis The results were as follow: 1) the level of Disruptive Innovator skills of students was at the high level (x = 3.73), the highest level among all is observing skill (x = 3.91) and the lowest level is associating skill (x = 3.62) 2) The first priority needed for developing academic management was evaluation. The second priority needed for developing academic management was developing curriculum. The third priority needed for developing academic management was learning management. 3) There were 3 approaches for developing academic management of education sandbox schools under the Secondary Service Area Office Kanchanaburi based on the concept of Disruptive Innovator skills. The first approach was to develop an evaluation focusing on disruptive innovator skills learning outcomes of associating skill and questioning skill. The second approach was to develop a curriculum focusing on disruptive innovator skills learning outcomes of networking skill, associating skill and questioning skill. The third approach was to develop learning management focusing on disruptive innovator skills learning outcomes of observing skill, associating skill and questioning skill.