RMUTP Research Journal Humanities and Social Sciences

The Development of Creative Media Learning Activityies Package Life Experiential Learning of Mathayomsuksa 6 students of Debsirin Ladya School, Kanchanaburi

Siwaporn Klayjek — 2023-12-30

The objectives of the research were to 1) develop of the creative media learning activities package life experiential learning, 2) assess the quality of the creative media learning activities package life experiential learning, 3) study efficiency of the creative media learning activities package life experiential learning, 4) comparison of achievement of the creative media learning activities package life experiential learning, 5) study student satisfaction Debsirin Ladya School Kanchanaburi towards learning with the creative media learning activities package life experiential learning. This research was research and development by Seven experts to assess the quality. Implement the activity pack with students of Debsirin Ladya School, Kanchanaburi, 50 students. The statistics to analyze the data were average (), standard deviation (S.D), and t-Test independent. The results showed that: 1) creative media learning activity packet Life experience base consists of 4 packets of activities, namely (1) learning activity set, learning unit 1 on spark and expand thinking, (2) learning activity set, learning unit 2 on the compass of creativity, (3) Learning Activity Pack 3 on Communications Empowering, and (4) Learning Activity Pack 4 on People Behind Creating Hope for People in the Front. Each learning package consisted of 1) teaching theory in the activity package, 2) Conceptual map of activity arrangement, 3) Instructions for teachers, 4) teacher roles, 5) learning outcomes/learning objectives, 6) pre-tests. Learn with answers. 7) Video about spark expanding ideas, 8) Knowledge sheet Spark to expand ideas, 9) Additional knowledge sheet. Mind Mapping guidelines, 10) Unit, 11) practice exercises with answers, 12) Mind Mapping Assessment Form, 13) Pre- and post-test record form, and 14) student behavior assessment form. 2) A packet of creative media learning activities the quality of life experience learning at the highest level. 3) Efficiency of creative media learning activities life experience learning It has an efficiency of 90.19/83.58, which is higher than the threshold of 80/80. 4) Learning achievement after school with creative media learning activities based on life experience learning higher than before Statistically significant at the .05 level. 5) Student satisfaction Debsirin Ladya School, Kanchanaburi, which continues learning with creative media learning activities life experience learning at the highest level. (=4.53)

Model of Results-Based Management for Improving Elementary School Students' Thai Reading and Writing Skills with a Systematic Approach and a Quality Process PDCA at Ban Rahul School, Phetchabun Province

Nutparawi Phakkharawatoangkun — 2023-12-30

The objectives of this research were to develop an achievement-based management model for enhancing Thai reading and writing skills with a Systematic Approach and a Quality Process PDCA in elementary school students and to examine the outcomes of enhancing Thai reading and writing skills in students using an achievement-based management model at Ban Rahul School in Phetchabun Province. This research was research and development. 5 specialists will be used in the model's development and evaluation. The model was used with 154 Ban Rahul School pupils who have the necessary reading and writing abilities. Statistics used in data analysis were percentage, mean (), and standard deviation (S.D.). The research findings were as follows: 1) Thai reading and writing proficiency development for primary school students using an achievement-based management strategy with a Systematic Approach and a Quality Process PDCA; Phetchabun Province's Ban Rahul School utilizing a methodical strategy that includes performance-based management as one of the processes and administrative resources as one of the input factors. Professional learning activities and putting the PDCA quality cycle into practice: planning, carrying out the plan, checking the assessment, and using the results of the evaluation to enhance the work. Students in Prathom Suksa grades 1-6 demonstrated productivity and results in their ability to read and write Thai, including reading (reading aloud, reading in accordance with Thai language usage rules, and reading comprehension), writing (writing words and writing sentences/sounds), and academic success. Overall, the results of the development of reading and writing in Thai revealed that 150 students passed at a higher level (97.40%), exceeding the target set (80%). Words/Writing a comprehensive summary/summarizing the important point the results showed that 140 out of the 154 students passed the level with a grade of B or above (90.90%), exceeding the target set (80%). In 2020 academic year, success Learning achievement in Thai courses has been rising annually by 15.25 percent overall. It was shown that Primary 1 and Primary 2 both saw increases of 13.88 percent when analyzed by grade level. 9.13 The percentages for the Primary Grades 3 through 6 increased by 11.53%, 4.01%, 42.31%, 10.65%, and 5.01% respectively. The reading and writing skills of students are improved.

Relationship between Corporate Governance and Financial Ratio with Performance of Listed Companies on The Stock Exchange of Thailand with Excellent Score

Wiwat Chanprasit — 2023-12-30

This research aimsed to 1) study the relationship between corporate governance, 2) liquidity financial ratios, and 3) debt serviceability financial ratios and the performance of companies listed on the stock exchange of Thailand with an excellent score. The data were collected from annual registration statements (Form 56-1) of 191 companies from 2016 to 2020. Statistics used in data analysis including mean, percentage, standard deviation, Pearson correlation analysis, and multiple regression analysis. The results of the study found that: 1) corporate governance included (1) size of the company's board of directors and the proportion of independent directors has a positive relationship with the company's performance in terms of gross profit ratio, (2) all aspects of corporate governance were not related to the company's performance in terms of net profit ratio, (3) size of the company's board of directors and the shareholding ratio of the executive committee had a positive relationship with the company's performance in terms of return on assets ratio, and (4) the size of the board of directors and the shareholding proportion of the executive committee had a positive relationship with the company's performance in terms of return on equity ratio. 2) Financial liquidity was not related to the performance of companies listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand that have excellent corporate governance in all aspects. 3) The ability to repay debt includes (1) the debt-to-equity ratio had a negative relationship with the gross profit ratio, (2) the ability to pay off debt has no relationship with the company's performance in terms of net profit ratio, (3) debt to equity ratio had a negative relationship. As for the interest coverage ratio, it had a positive relationship with the company's performance in terms of return on assets ratio, and (4) and (4) debt-to-asset ratio. And the return on assets ratio has a positive relationship and the debt-to-equity ratio has a negative relationship with the company's performance in terms of return on equity ratio at the significance level of .01.

Preparation and awareness affecting the quality of life before retirement of industrial workers in Samut Prakan Province

Amporn Suaysaad — 2023-12-30

The objectives of this research were to 1) compare demographic factors affecting the quality of life before retirement of industrial workers in Samut Prakan Province, 2) preparation affecting the quality of life before retirement of industrial workers in Samut Prakan Province, and 3) awareness affecting the quality of life before retirement of industrial workers in Samut Prakan Province. The sample group consisted of 400 people working in the industrial sector in Samut Prakan Province. The questionnaires were used as a data collection tool. Descriptive statistics such as frequency, percentage, mean, standard deviation, t-Test, one-way analysis of variance, and multiple regression analysis. The results showed that: demographic factors including different positions had different quality of life before retirement of industrial workers in Samut Prakan Province with a statistical significance of .05. The difference in the variables of gender, age, status, education, and monthly income did not different quality of life before retirement of Industrial workers in Samut Prakan Province. 2) On the preparation factors, the economic aspect, the residence aspect, the mental aspect, and the leisure time affected the quality of life before retirement of industrial workers in Samut Prakan Province with the statistical significance level of .05. On the level of readiness factors, physical health did not affect the quality of life before retirement of industrial workers in Samut Prakan Province. 3) On the perception factors, the awareness of news about retirement preparation and the perception of rights of Social Welfare affected the quality of life before retirement of industrial workers in Samut Prakan Province with the statistical significance level of .05.

Factors Affecting the Decision to Consume Dietary Supplement Products of Working People in the Nakhon Pathom Vocational College community

Rattapon Promvong — 2023-12-30

The objectives of this Research were to (1) study the perception of the value of dietary supplements, marketing mix, demand and choice of dietary supplements for working people the Nakhon Pathom Vocational College community; (2) compare the demographic attributes of individuals with their decision to consume dietary supplements among the working population at the Nakhon Pathom Vocational College community; and (3) investigate the factors influencing the decision-making process regarding dietary supplement consumption among the working-age population at the Nakhon Pathom Vocational College community. This research employed a quantitative methodology, employing a survey-based data collection approach. Statistical analyses were conducted using the G*power program, and the key statistical measures included the mean, standard deviation, one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA), and multiple regression analysis. The results of the study found that: 1) perception of the value of dietary supplement products was at a high level ( = 3.96), the overall marketing mix of dietary supplement products was at a high level ( = 4.08). The desire to consume dietary supplement products was at a high level. Very high ( = 3.79) and the decision to consume nutritional supplements was at a high level ( = 4.11). 2) The results of the hypothesis testing found that (2) different genders, ages, education, occupations, and monthly incomes had no different decisions to consume dietary supplement products. (3) Factors affecting the decision to consume nutritional supplements among working-age people the Nakhon Pathom Vocational College community statistically significant at the .05 level including product, price, and consumption demand.

Marketing Mix Factors Affecting Beverage Purchasing Decisions SPY Café@Talad Noi of Si Phraya Polytechnic College, Iam Lao Branch

Chitpicha Kaentubtim — 2023-12-30

The objectives of this research were to 1) study the marketing mix and beverage purchasing decisions at SPY Cafe @ Talad Noi of Si Phraya Polytechnic College, Iam Lao Branch, 2) compare personal factors with the decision to purchase beverages at SPY Café@Talad Noi of Si Phraya Polytechnic College, Iam Lao Branch, and 3) study the marketing mix factors affecting the decision to purchase beverages at SPY Café@Talad Noi of Si Phraya Polytechnic College, Iam La-or Branch. This research was quantitative research using a questionnaire to collect data from a sample of 74 short course students, class 208, using the sample size determination using the G*power program by selecting purposive sampling. Statistics used in data analysis included average (), standard deviation (S.D.), t-test, one-way analysis of variance, and multiple regression analysis. The results of the research found that: the marketing mix factors were at a high level ( =4.23). When considering each aspect, they were at the highest level in 2 areas: personnel ( =4.57) and service process ( =4.58) and were at a high level in 5 aspects: product side ( =4.46), price side ( =4.46), distribution channel side ( =4.41), marketing promotion side ( =4.40). Physical characteristics ( =4.50). Deciding to buy drinks SPY Cafe of Si Phraya Polytechnic College, Iam Lao Branch was at the highest level ( =4.51). Results of hypothesis testing: 2) gender, age, occupation, monthly income and different educational levels have different decisions to buy beverages SPY Cafe was no different. 3) Factors affecting the decision to purchase beverages at SPY Cafe @ Talad Noi of Ong Si Phraya Polytechnic College, Iam Lao branch had 2 factors: 1) physical and 2) the price at the significance level .05