The development of flipped classroom activities via online media the influence of self-directed for high school students in occupation and technology subject
Abstract:
The purposes of this research were: 1) to develop flipped classroom teaching activities via online media that affect self-directed learning of senior high school students, career and technology subject. 2) To study learning achievement of students with flipped classroom activities via how online media affects self-directed learning. 3) To compare the pretest and post-test self-directed learning ability of students learning with flipped classroom activities via online media affects self-directed learning. 4) To study students opinions on learning with flipped classroom activities via online media affect self-directed learning. The sample used in the research consisted of 34 students in grade 12 of senior high school at Joseph Upatham School in the first semester of the academic year, 2017 by Simple random sampling. The instruments in this research were: 1) a structured interviews for content experts and Instructional design experts. 2) Lesson plans. 3) Online media for use in flipped classroom activities. 4) Self-directed learning ability test. 5) The achievement test. 6) A questionnaire form on students opinions. The data analysis used mean , standard deviation (S.D.) and t-test dependent. The results of research were as follows: 1) The result of the development of flipped classroom teaching activities via online media that affect self-directed learning for senior high school students, career and technology subject were very good level. (mean = 4.43. , S.D.= 0.46) 2) the results of learning achievement of flipped classroom teaching activities via online media that affect self-directed learning of senior high school students, career and technology subject were very good level. 3) The self-directed learning ability of flipped classroom teaching activities via online media of senior high school students, career and technology subject was higher than pretest at .05 level of significance. 4) The results of students opinions towards flipped classroom activities via online media affect self-directed learning was also very good level. (mean = 4.5, S.D. = 0.6)