EVALUATION OF THE CONSUMER PROTECTION CLUB PROJECT (ORYORNOI) OF BANSANYOONG SCHOOL, UNDER NAKHON SI THAMMARAT PRIMARY EDUCATIONAL SERVICE AREA OFFICE 1

Abstract

The objectives of this research were to evaluate the reaction, learning, changed behavior after the training, and outcomes of training participants who attended the Consumer Protection Club Project (Or Yor Noi Cares about Health) in Bansanyoong School, Nakhon Si Thammarat Primary Educational Service Area Office 1. The target group and informants included 80 persons, including the students, teachers, and school director of Bansanyoong School. The research instruments used for data collection comprised six forms: a questionnaire to evaluate the reaction, tests to evaluate the learning, a student self-assessment form, a questionnaire for project outcomes, and an interview form for students and the director who participated in the training. The statistics used for data analysis were means, standard deviation, the t-test, and content analysis.   

The research findings were as follows:

1. Reaction evaluation showed that the overall level was high. When considering each aspect, the Speaker was at the highest level, and Training Management had the lowest level.


2. Learning evaluation showed that the training participants had higher scores on knowledge and skills after training than before attending the training, with a statistical significance of .05.


3. After the training, the evaluation of changed behavior revealed that the overall behavior was at a routine practice level. Notably, buying cosmetics with a Thai label was the most influenced behavior, reaching the highest level. On the other hand, the habit of drinking pure water instead of soda pop was at the lowest level.


4. The outcome evaluation showed that the overall outcomes were at the highest level. “The project's operation is under the school action plan” had the highest level. “Students have a part in the Or Yor Noi project operation of Bansanyoong School” was at the lowest level.