A Study of the Pedagogy Competency of Student Teachers

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Skonwan Paruang
Vichit Suratreungchai
Pongthep Jiraro

Abstract

This research article are objectives examines to analyze the basic information on pedagogical competencies of the students in the faculties of education, to develop the component and measurement the pedagogy competency of the students, to construct a tool for pedagogical competence assessment, and to evaluate the students’ pedagogical competencies. The sample groups are consisted of (1) The 17 experts who provided the information on the components and indicators of the pedagogy competency of the students from the faculty of education. (2) 400 students from the faculties of education of 3 university. Instruments used in the research are consisted of Expert Interviewing form, Self-evaluate competency measurement form. Data of the study were analyzed by means of content analysis, frequency counts, percentages, means, median, standard deviations, Interquartile Range (IQR), t tests, one-way ANOVA, Scheffe’ tests and Pearson correlation coefficients.


The result findings can be categorized into 4 parts. Firstly, it was found that there were 12 aspects of pedagogical competencies of the students in the faculties of education. Secondly, based on Bloom’s Taxonomy of Learning Theory, it revealed that the pedagogical competencies of the students from the faculties of education could be divided into 3 main groups with 83 indicators. Thirdly, based on the data from the self-report form on perceptive competencies for the students, it was found that their competencies could be divided into 12 aspects with 83 indicators. Fourthly, it revealed that the pedagogical competencies of the students in the 12 aspects as the aforementioned could be divided into 2 levels: high and moderate.

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Paruang, S., Suratreungchai, V., & Jiraro, P. (2020). A Study of the Pedagogy Competency of Student Teachers. Ph.D. In Social Sciences Journal, 10(2), 393–405. Retrieved from https://so05.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/phdssj/article/view/154605
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