Comparison of Dance Class Learning Achievement in Rumwong Mattratharn Dancing for Students Using Davies Practical Skills Instructional Model Combined with Deming Quality Cycle Concept
Abstract:
The objectives of this research were: 1) to compare the students academic knowledge achievement in the dance class of Rumwong Mattratharn Dancing before and after using Davies' practical skills instructional model combined with Deming Quality Cycle Concept, 2) to compare the learning achievements of students between the experimental group learning by using Davies' practical skills instructional model combined with Deming Quality Cycle Concept and control group learning by using traditional method, and 3) to compare the achievement of students' practical skills between the experimental groups learning by using Davies' practical skills instructional model combined with Deming Quality Cycle Concept and control group learning by using traditional method.
The samples used in this research were 62 Secondary 3 (Grade 9) students, Angthong Patthamarot Wittayakhom school. The samples were assigned into 2 groups: 30 students to the experimental group and 32 students to the control group. The research tools were 6 lesson plans, academic knowledge achievement test, and skill assessment evaluation form. The statistics used in the analysis were dependent and independent Samples t-test.
The research results showed that: 1) the students in the experimental group gained higher academic knowledge achievement after learning than before learning using Davies' practical skills instructional model combined with Deming Quality Cycle Concept at a statistical significance level of .01, 2) academic knowledge achievement of the experimental group was higher than that of control group at a statistically significance level of .01, and 3) learning achievement in practical skills of the experimental group was higher than that of control group at a statistically significance level of .01.