DEVELOPMENT OF INDICATORS AND EVALUATION CRITERION FOR IDENTITY OF TEACHER STUDENTS การพัฒนาตัวบ่งชี้และเกณฑ์การประเมินอัตลักษณ์ของนิสิตครู
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The purposes of research to develop indicators and evaluation criterion for identity of teacher students. The sample were 420 teacher students in Faculty of Education from all programs in 6 Universities from 6 regions of Thailand using multi-stage random sampling. Data were collected by measurement instrument for identity of teacher students. The data were then analyzed by content validity, discrimination, construct validity, reliability, and T-score. Measurement instrument for identity of teacher students had content validity of 6 dimensions as examined by experts (IOC = .60 - 1.00). the discrimination of 6 dimensions ranged between .275-.856 and reliability coefficients had .927, .942, .879, .927, .919 and .883 respectively. The research findings were as followed:
1. The components for identity of teacher students had 6 dimensions: 1) innovator skills consisted of 4 indicators, 2) digital skills consisted of 3 indicators, 3) English using skills consisted of 4 indicators, 4) entrepreneur skills consisted of 4 indicators, 5) self-directed learning skills consisted of 5 indicators, and 6) physical and mental well-being skills consisted of 4 indicators.
2. 6 dimensions of components had construct validity as shown by the model fit with the empirical data. It had evaluation criterion using cut-off point score of standard T score as follow: 1) innovator skills (T = 40, M = 2.947; T = 50, M = 3.544; T = 60, M = 4.145) 2) digital skills (T = 40, M = 3.361; T = 50, M = 3.941; T = 60, M = 4.522) 3) English using skills (T = 40, M = 1.300; T = 50, M = 2.242; T = 60, M = 3.190) 4) entrepreneur skills (T = 40, M = 3.301; T = 50, M = 3.842; T = 60, M = 4.383) 5) self-directed skills (T = 40, M = 3.161; T = 50, M = 3.717; T = 60, M = 4.275) and 6) physical and mental well-being skills (T = 40, M = 3.361; T = 50, M = 3.958; T = 60, M = 4.556)
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