Active Learning for Develop Active Activity Design Competency of Teacher Students

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Ubonwan Songserm

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This research has objectives were to study: 1) active activities design competency of teacher students 2) opinion about using active learning for develop active activities design competency of teacher students. The sample in this research was 2nd undergraduate students who enrolled learning management and classroom management course in group 1 about 31 undergraduate students selected by simple random sampling. The research instruments were 1) lesson plans 2) evaluate form for active activities design competency of teacher students 3) questionnaire for study opinion. The research data was gathered by quantitative and qualitative. Data analysis was using Mean, Standard Deviation, Percent and Content Analysis. The results of the study were as the follows: 1) Active activities design competency of teacher students were highest level. 2) Opinion about using active learning for develop active activities design competency of teacher students were highest level.

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