THE DEVELOPMENT OF PRACTICAL BIG DATA IN HEALTH EDUCATION, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTS SCIENCE IN NORTHERN THAILAND
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The purpose of this research aimed to study data in health education, physical education and sports science in Northern Thailand and to develop practical big data in health education, physical education and sports science in Northern Thailand for policy setting in trend and direction in health education, physical education curriculum. The research methodology was set by Ethnographic Delphi Future Research and focus group. Sample group were 252 lecturers and teacher student in health education, physical education, 7 expertise “Professor” academic entitle in health education, and physical education by specific sampling. Synthesize in policy setting future for Faculty of Education, Naresuan University by 5 Likert scale to data analysis survey, interview expertise in trend and future direction as research tools. The research found that: Northern institute of higher education that offers physical education, sport science and exercise science comprised of 16institutions.Direction for promoting the network of instructors (Instructors) in higher education institutions for academic position development especially courses on writing books, textbooks and writing articles in foreign languages and community networks (Community) in the development of teaching methods general sports skills judging, research and foreign language use. Direction for promoting the creation of a short training course (Training) 6-12 hours in an online format by focusing on the process of recruiting, modern training topics, reputable speakers with certificates and reasonable fees. Those people who decide to study “Master Degree programs (Master Degree) in physical education and exercise science” are focus on the reputative university, full-time lecturer and advice from close people.
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