การพัฒนารูปแบบการเรียนรู้วิถีชุมชนของนักศึกษาแบบสหวิชาชีพ โดยผ่านระบบพ่อแม่บุญธรรม

Development of a Community Life Path Learning Model for Interdisciplinary Allied Health Professional Students via a Local Virtual Parenting System

Authors

  • วินัย สยอวรรณ Director of Kanchanabhisek Institute of medical and Public Health Technology
  • กาญจนา นิ่มสุนทร Instructors of Kanchanabhisek Institute of medical and Public Health Technology
  • สุภานัน จิรสินธิปก Instructors of Kanchanabhisek Institute of medical and Public Health Technology
  • สายฝน ตันตะโยธิน Instructors of Kanchanabhisek Institute of medical and Public Health Technology

Keywords:

Development of a Community Life Path Learning Model, Interdisciplinary, Local Virtual Parenting System

Abstract

ABSTRACT

This research and development (R&D) study aimed to develop and evaluate a Community Life Path Learning (CLL) model for interdisciplinary allied health professional students via Local Virtual Parenting (LVP) System. Two groups of purposive samples included in the study were 18 volunteers in a development phase and 248 volunteers in a trial phase. The research tools consisted of a focus group question list, a CLL model for interdisciplinary allied health professional students via a LVP system, a model quality assessment form and a model evaluation form. Data were analysed by a content analysis method, frequency tables including percentage, arithmetic mean average and standard deviation calculation.

          This study resulted in a CLL model for interdisciplinary allied health professional students via a LVP system which consisted of a community block geological map, a community health system, a community activity calendar and an extended-family network chart. This project’s evaluation results indicated that student behavior scores in term of inter-personal skills and responsibilities were in an excellent level (Mean= 4.73, S.D. = 0.83) as well as student interdisciplinary skill was found to be in an excellent level (Mean= 4.51, S.D. = 0.40).

Results from this study can be a foundation for developing other allied health professional student preparation prior to enroll in their major courses in terms of interpersonal skill development and responsibility awareness. In addition to work with students from other majors, students can work with communities and local people who reside near the campus

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2018-08-08

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