THE SUPERVISING TEACHER ATTITUDE AND ADMINISTRATOR EXPECTATION TOWARDS THE FIELD WORK EXPERIENCE OF STUDENT TEACHER, FACULTY OF EDUCATION, THAILAND NATIONAL SPORTS UNIVERSITY CHIANG MAI CAMPUS
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The objective of this study was to study actual characteristics of student teachers in Physical
Education, Thailand National Sports University Chiang Mai Campus according to mentors and
expectation of executives toward 503 student teachers of the year 2018 in 4 regions including Suphan
Buri Campus and Samut Sakhon in the Central region, Lampang Campus and Chiang Mai Campus in
the North region, Udon Thani Campus and Chaiyaphum Campus in Northeast region and Krabi Campus
and Trang Campus in the South region. The questionnaire and the interview were implemented and
analyzed by using Percentage, Mean and Standard Deviation. The research findings were as following:
- Regarding to actual characteristics of mentors, it was found that
Ethics and Moral area had Mean as 4.70 being in the highest level, Knowledge area had Mean as 4.38
being at high level, Cognitive area had Mean as 4.27 being in high level, Interpersonal Relation skills
and Responsibility area had Mean as 4 .6 4 being in the hightest level, Numerical Analysis,
Communication and Information Technology skills area had Mean as 4.27 being at high level, Learning
Instruction skills area had Mean as 4.49 being at high level, Identity area had Mean as 4.57 being in
the highest level and Teacher Characteristics area had Mean as 4.69 being at the highest level.
2 . According to expectation of executives toward student teachers, it was revealed that
expectation in Ethics and Moral area had Mean as 4.75 being at the highest level, Knowledge area had
Mean as 4.43 being at high level, Cognitive area had Mean as 4.39 being in high level, Interpersonal
Relation skills and Responsibility area had Mean as 4.57 being at the highest level, Numerical Analysis,
Communication and Information Technology skills area had Mean as 4.18 being at high level and
Learning Instruction skills area had Mean as 4.49 being in the highest level.
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