Asst.Prof.Dr.Rinradee Prammanee
Faculty of Technical Education
Asst.Prof.Dr.Noppadol Prammanee
Faculty of Technical Education
The global situation from the end of the year 2019 until now, and it’s likely to be continued for a period of time. All mankind have been facing with a crisis outbreak of COVID-19. This phenomenon caused many sudden changes in the way of life called “new normal”. There are several careers have occurred by the time that everyone has to be concerned with social distance in order to reduce the spread of COVID-19. For example, there are food delivery, online selling, and online teaching.
From the COVID-19 era, many things have been adapting so we have to adjust ourselves based on the “world” and “decease”. To adjust every educational level such as preparing online learning for the new coming semester which we have never thought that this experience will come very early. Teachers are the majority of people who have to adjust from “digital immigrant” to be “digital native” like their own learners. However, online learning may not appropriate to Thai students’ lifestyle because most of them are socialized; especially, from basic education to bachelor degree students levels. In the writers’ opinion, there are not likely to offer 100 percent of the online course. Consequently, learning management processes should be blended learning with both online and offline learning.
A key success of education is a curriculum that must be developed or constructed appropriately with the current situation as follow:
Even though schools have a high quality of the curriculum, learning management processes are up-to-date, and consistent with the world situation, one of the most important things is learners must be “self-directed learning”.
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https://medium.com/@fabian.bartnick/2019-predictions-the-digital-native-part-2-43af2b815980
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https://www.techmoblog.com/thai-student-tablet/
https://www.samuitimes.com/business-is-booming-for-food-delivery-companies-during-covid-19-crisis/