Abstract:
This study aimed to analyze the students learning loss in disruption situation,
to design and to develop innovation learning lost recovery of students in disruption of
small school on tiny island, and to transfer such innovation. The participatory action
research was conducted for this study; the data were collected by interviewing, focusing
group discussion, observing, innovation design and development action, doing after action
review, and transferring the innovation. The target groups were 54 students, 12 teachers and
school administrators, 9 school committee members, 5 community representatives, 20
students' parents, and 5 educators. The quantitative data were analyzed using descriptive
statistics, consisting of mean and standard deviation, and the qualitative data were
analyzed by content analysis.
The results showed that students learning lost 1-2 years due to the recent COVID-19
pandemic, with the highest lost in emotions which was at the highest level, intellectual and social
were at high level, and physical was at the lowest level, respectively. The innovation for learning
lost recovery of students in disruption of small school on tiny island called "Reviving Learning,
Reviving Ways, Reviving Lives" which was designed and developed according to the concept of
design thinking, using learning principles were consistent with the community's way of life, and relied
on the community-based learning and community partners to encourage students to develop
physically, intellectually, emotionally, and socially, with an understanding and accessing to their
own way of life which using to live in the future. The results of evaluating the suitability of
innovation and the results of evaluating the transfer of such innovation were at the highest level.