A Study of Administration and Management of Rajabhat Institute
Science Curriculum for Bachelor of Science Program
in Industrial Technology (Construction) B.E.2543
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This research aims to study the opinions of administrators and instructors concerning conditions of
curriculum administration as well as learning and teaching management of Rajabhat Institute Science Curriculum for
Bachelor of Science Program in Industrial Technology (Construction) B.E.2543. The research compares real-practice
and expected conditions of curriculum administration as well as learning and teaching management. Two sets of
questionnaires were employed to study the opinions of 39 administrators of Rajabhat Universities and 52 instructors of
Industrial Technology (Construction) Program. The data were analyzed by SPSS Program to find percentage, mean,
standard deviation, and t – test. The results were as follows:
1. For the real-practice conditions of curriculum administration, it was found that the aspects of preparation
and development of instructors and quality assurance of education were at high level. For the expected conditions of
curriculum administration, the results showed that the aspect of preparation and development of instructors was at the
highest level.
2. The comparison between the real-practice and the expected conditions of curriculum administration
showed that every aspect of real-practice conditions was lower than that of expected conditions of curriculum
administration at the statistically significant level of 0.01.
3. According to the real-practice conditions of learning and teaching management, it was revealed that the
aspects of management of learning and teaching activities and measurement and assessment of students were at high
level, which was similar to the expected conditions of learning and teaching management.
4. The results of the comparison of the real-practice and the expected conditions of learning and teaching
management reported that every aspect of real-practice conditions was lower than that of expected conditions of
learning and teaching management at the statistically significant level of 0.01.
Date01/07/2019
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