Abstract:
This dissertation aims three main purposes: 1) to study and analyze the problem condition, context, necessity, and concept of the theory of The Process of Developing Mindfulness-Based Learning based on current scientific context; 2) to study and analyze the principles of Buddhist Peaceful Means that contribute to the Process of Developing Mindfulness-Based Learning; 3) to develop and propose the Process of Developing Mindfulness-Based Learning: A Case Study of Grade 6 Students at Chakkarat Rat Samakee School, Nakhon Ratchasima Province. This study was conducted using research and development (R&D) methods according to the framework of the Noble Truth Model following the guidelines of the 9-step ladder framework, and the results can be summarized as follows:
The research results found that:
1) The context and state of learning problems among Grade 6 Students at Chakkarat Rat Samake School, Nakhon Ratchasima Province were found to include; 1) Physical issues, such as a lack of mindfulness during learning and inappropriate attire; 2) Behavioral issues, such as lack of discipline, failure to submit homework on time, addiction to social media, and reluctance to tell the truth; 3) Mental issues, such as hesitance to express themselves, lack of compassion, lack of concentration, short study periods, lack of patience and a tendency to play pranks on friends; 4)Intellectual problems such as lack of skills to solve study problems and coexistence
2) The Four Foundations of mindfulness were found to be the principles of Buddhist Peaceful Means that facilitate the mindfulness-based learning process .The Four Foundations played a key role to help developing both passive and proactive mindfulness by engaging students in physical, emotional, and cognitive activities, leading to a deeper understanding of the nature of existence. Additionally, the threefold principle supports the development of student behavior through training in mindfulness, concentration, and wisdom, thereby enabling analytical thinking.
3) The Delopdement Process of Mindfulness-Based Learning for Grade 6 students at Chakkarat Rat Samake School, Nakhon Ratchasima Province, found that a proactive and passive mindfulness development process is necessary. There are four stages of training development, including Step 1: Building mindful faith; Step 2: Mindfully searching for meaning; Step 3: Mindfully developing one's own wisdom; and Step 4: Mindfully summarizing and using what has been learned. Mindfulness is integrated into learning activities in six areas, which aim to develop students' inner peace, positive behavior, morality, intelligence, aspirations, and media literacy skills. These areas are: 1) Inner peace development; 2) Mindfulness-based learning development; 3) Role model student development; 4) Morality ethics and development; 5) Aspiration and life goal development; and 6) Mindful media use development. The goal of these activities is to promote students' development of inner peace, positive behavior, morality and intelligence.