Development of Teaching Approaches using Design Thinking and Five Minds for the Future to Promote Educational Innovatorship in the Thai Language

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Wachirarat Nirantechaphat
Worakun Chawengkul
Chomchanok Thanaweeraporn
Nualravee Krataitong

Abstract

This article aims to explore creative problem-solving through the integration of Design Thinking and the Five Minds for the Future framework to enhance the abilities of educational innovators in the field of Thai language. The study draws insights from relevant documents, textbooks, and related research. Combining Design Thinking and the Five Minds for the Future framework, the study yields the following 6 steps in the teaching approach: 1) Preparation for understanding problems through research-based information gathering, aligned with Disciplined Mind; 2) Clear problem definition, aligned with Synthesizing Mind; 3) Idea brainstorming and synthesis to solve problems, aligned with Synthesizing Mind; 4) Experience organization by creating or modifying, aligned with Creating Mind; 5) Application and experimentation, aligned with Respectful Mind; and 6) Reflective learning and feedback incorporation, aligned with Ethical Mind. These teaching approaches can be applied in instructional activities aimed at equipping Thai Language Education students with creative problem-solving skills, especially in instructional design, educational media production, and the use of teaching techniques aligned with the learners' context through consistent practical training.

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Nirantechaphat, W., Chawengkul, W., Thanaweeraporn, C. ., & Krataitong, N. . . (2024). Development of Teaching Approaches using Design Thinking and Five Minds for the Future to Promote Educational Innovatorship in the Thai Language. The Journal of Buddhist Innovation Review, 5(3), 247–259. Retrieved from https://so05.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/JBIR/article/view/273882
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