Development of learning media on bag made from felt fabric in a basic vocational skills course for upper secondary students at Chaturat Wittayakarn School
Abstract:
This research aimed to 1) determine the effectiveness of a learning media on bags made from felt fabric in a basic vocational skills course for upper secondary students at Chaturat Wittayakarn School, and 2) investigate the satisfaction of students towards the learning media on bags made from felt fabric in a basic vocational skills course for upper secondary students at Chaturat Wittayakarn School. The sample group consisted of 30 high school students at Chaturat Wittayakarn School enrolled in the basic vocational skills course in the academic year 2024 by using a cluster sampling method. The research instruments included a learning media on bags made from felt fabric, an evaluation form for the appropriateness of the teaching media on bags from felt fabric, an evaluation form for the consistency between the questions and the objectives (IOC) on bags from felt fabric, a practical skills assessment form, and a student satisfaction questionnaire on the learning media on bags made from felt fabric. The statistical methods were mean, standard deviation, and the efficiency value of the media. The appropriateness of the learning media, as evaluated by experts, was at the highest level (M=4.84, S.D.=0.30). Similarly, students' satisfaction with the teaching media was also very high (M=4.85, S.D.=0.36).
The research findings found that: 1) The overall effectiveness of the learning media on bags made from felt fabric in the basic vocational skills class for upper secondary students at Chaturat Wittayakarn School was 93.67/91.67, which exceeded the specified criteria. 2) The overall satisfaction of students towards the learning media on bags made from felt fabric in the basic vocational skills course for upper secondary students at Chaturat Wittayakarn School was at the highest level (M=4.75, SD=0.52). The aspect with the highest satisfaction was the aspect of benefits gained from the teaching media (M=4.78, S.D.=0.48), followed by content (M=4.74, S.D.=0.54), and teaching methods (M=4.73, S.D.=0.52), respectively.