Abstract:
The objectives of this research are: 1) To design digital brain-based learning management to promote autonomous learning in the next normal social studies classroom, 2) To study the effectiveness of digital brain-based learning management to promote autonomous learning in the next normal social studies classroom. The sample used in this research is as follows: Grade 6 student of The Prince Royals College, Mueang District, Chiang Mai Province the tools used in the research include 1) Lessons on the Internet and digital brain-based learning management to promote autonomous learning in the next normal social studies classroom. Form for evaluating the suitability of digital brain-based learning management to promote autonomous learning in the next normal social studies classroom for grade 6 students. 3) Behavioral measure of learning Independence for grade 6 students on internet learning based on the digital brain-based learning management model, and 4) Structured student interviews by analyzing quantitative data with statistical programs to determine the mean and standard deviation. Qualitative data analysis uses content analysis and data analysis to create conclusions and process responses from interviews. The results show that the digital brain-based learning management to promote autonomous learning in the next normal social studies classroom is a learning that aims to promote the learning freedom behavior of learners who will be able to learn on their own appropriately through the design of lessons on the Internet network and the learning management plan from the instructor according to the digital brain-based learning management model. It is called Digital Brain-Based Learning: 5D BBL Approach, which has been evaluated by 5 experts and has a high average of appropriateness (=4.44, SD=0.57). For a study on the effectiveness of using a digital brain-based learning management to promote autonomous learning in the next normal social studies classroom of Grade 6 students, The Prince Royals College, Chiang Mai Province. The level of behavior indicating learning independence was high (=4.18, SD=0.71) and 66.67% of learners had the highest level of behavior indicating learning independence. It is pointed out that the digital brain-based learning in the next normal social studies classroom. It can promote higher autonomous learning independence of learners.