1106-National strategy (2018 - 2037) related to education — Transcript
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- 0:01[Music]
- 0:07[Applause]
- 0:21Hello all teachers. How are you? We have
- 0:24studied several clips and episodes.
- 0:27You are probably familiar with each
- 0:29other and are able to prepare to proceed
- 0:32further. We are still in module one. The
- 0:36name of the module is the changing
- 0:38social world context and the concept of
- 0:40the sufficiency economy philosophy.
- 0:44In terms of changes in the social world
- 0:46context, we already know that there are
- 0:48many parts. Part one is the matter of
- 0:51law, the matter of policy, the matter of
- 0:54politics, legal matters. We have already
- 0:57learned in the matter of the
- 0:59constitution of the kingdom of Thailand
- 1:02and there's also the matter of the
- 1:03national education act which is an
- 1:06important law related to education.
- 1:09It is a law that we'll have to study
- 1:11further. Today's part of this clip will
- 1:13talk about policy. Of course the policy
- 1:16will be a policy related to national
- 1:18policy that is the matter of national
- 1:21strategy which is a long-term strategy.
- 1:25If we talk about strategy, we are
- 1:27familiar with what is called a plan. But
- 1:30the national strategic plan is the
- 1:33national plan and the national
- 1:34development plan. But here we'll only
- 1:37talk about education.
- 1:39The national strategic plan 2018 to 2037
- 1:44is otherwise called the 20-year national
- 1:46strategic plan which it was said in the
- 1:49beginning that the origin of the
- 1:50strategy is that it is a national
- 1:52development plan. Of course, because the
- 1:55national development plan, it must be
- 1:58related to all aspects that will
- 2:00contribute to development of the country
- 2:02and education will be a part of it. In
- 2:05this sense, the 10-year national
- 2:07strategy is a specified national
- 2:09development plan.
- 2:11Development frameworks and guidelines
- 2:14set the framework and guidelines for
- 2:16development for all government agencies
- 2:18to follow or implement.
- 2:20This is to achieve the country's vision.
- 2:23When talking about the vision of the
- 2:25country, we must know what the vision of
- 2:27the country is.
- 2:29The current vision of Thailand is that
- 2:31it is a country with stability,
- 2:33prosperity, and sustainability.
- 2:36It is a developed country. By developing
- 2:39according to the philosophy of
- 2:40sufficiency economy, are you familiar
- 2:43with this? The philosophy of sufficiency
- 2:46economy will be part of this module or
- 2:49part of the first standard of teaching
- 2:50professional standards. That is what we
- 2:53have said above. Changing the context of
- 2:56the world, society, and the concept of
- 2:58sufficiency, economy, philosophy is also
- 3:01in Thailand's 20-year vision. In short,
- 3:05it is a national moto that is stable,
- 3:08prosperous, and sustainable.
- 3:10Many of you are familiar with this word.
- 3:13We have also heard that it is a moto
- 3:15that will serve the interests of the
- 3:17nation.
- 3:18in the details of the 20-year national
- 3:20strategy in the years mentioned above.
- 3:2320 years is a long-term strategy for
- 3:25national development in 20 years
- 3:28focusing on creating a balance between
- 3:30development and security. Economic
- 3:33development, social development and
- 3:36environmental development have a total
- 3:38of six strategies. Let's see what these
- 3:41six Buddhist sciences are. There is a
- 3:44security strategy strategy. If you look
- 3:47at the actual book, they'll put the
- 3:50strategy below. The strategy of
- 3:51security, strategy of creating
- 3:53competitiveness,
- 3:55strategy for developing and promoting
- 3:57human resource potential, strategy for
- 4:00creating opportunities and social
- 4:01equality, strategy for creating growth
- 4:04based on an environmentally friendly
- 4:06quality of life, and the strategy for
- 4:08balancing and developing the public
- 4:10administration system.
- 4:13teachers who attended the training. Have
- 4:16you noticed why teacher the what
- 4:17highlights number three or strategy
- 4:19number three? Why develop and promote
- 4:22human resource potential?
- 4:24Do you see it as different from the
- 4:26other strategies? Let's see how this
- 4:28strategy strategy three relates to us.
- 4:32That is it is a strategy related to
- 4:34education that is strategy number three
- 4:38development and promotion of human
- 4:40potential.
- 4:41Therefore, the content that will be
- 4:43discussed in this clip right now will be
- 4:45about this third strategy and how it
- 4:48relates to education.
- 4:50Other strategies are less involved.
- 4:53Can't be directly related.
- 4:55Then let the teacher study further in
- 4:58other strategies to see if there are any
- 5:00parts that are still related to
- 5:01education.
- 5:03But the teachers at the temple have
- 5:04looked and seen that there are
- 5:06strategies.
- 5:08Strategy three is the most direct and is
- 5:10the part where we will have a part to
- 5:12help push and help the implementation of
- 5:14this strategy achieve its goals. As a
- 5:17teacher with people involved in
- 5:19education in strategy three, this is a
- 5:23strategy related to the science of
- 5:24reform is the most direct item in
- 5:27strategy number three. And then in item
- 5:30three of that strategy, it shows that
- 5:33the third strategy that we have
- 5:34mentioned is related to other parts as
- 5:36well because it is related to human
- 5:39resources. There must be other
- 5:41departments or other areas involved as
- 5:43well especially in the area of
- 5:45education. There will be item three
- 5:48concerning responsive learning reform to
- 5:51change in the 21st century. This word is
- 5:54a word that in the 21st century will be
- 5:57a word that links to the matter of the
- 5:58framework and the guidelines for
- 6:00proceeding in the next section. And
- 6:02another thing is a matter of change.
- 6:05Therefore, it means even though there is
- 6:07a 20ear strategy written in advance,
- 6:11by the time we reach the middle of the
- 6:12road, it will have changed.
- 6:15It is changing and learning reforms must
- 6:17be adjusted to respond to changes in the
- 6:19context of the change team. Therefore,
- 6:22the strategy will likely be adjusted and
- 6:24reviewed for a while. Part of this may
- 6:27come from evaluation.
- 6:30What are the results of the strategy
- 6:31that is followed here? But for another
- 6:33part is that the context has changed.
- 6:36Let's focus on point number three, which
- 6:39is reforming the learning process to
- 6:41respond to changes in the 21st century.
- 6:44There are many points. Number one is to
- 6:47change the learning system to facilitate
- 6:49the development of skills for the 21st
- 6:51century. We will soon know what skills
- 6:54the 21st century has.
- 6:57The essence of this point is that there
- 6:59is a change in the learning system.
- 7:02This uses a learning system in which
- 7:04learning management that teachers are
- 7:06familiar with will be a part of the
- 7:08learning system. This learning system
- 7:11refers to a channel method which we now
- 7:13know as having many different channels.
- 7:16And there will be many different
- 7:17learning styles and it is flexible and
- 7:20can link and transfer with anything.
- 7:23This one has begun to change in a way
- 7:24that is conducive to the environment.
- 7:27Skills necessary for living in the
- 7:29present and future errors. The role of
- 7:32the teacher has been transformed into a
- 7:34new era teacher. Therefore, you must
- 7:37know what modern teachers are like. Its
- 7:40contents will be stipulated as to what
- 7:42it is like to be a modern teacher.
- 7:46What will a teacher's role look like?
- 7:48What we are familiar with is the change
- 7:50from being a teacher to being a guide.
- 7:53Speak as a teaching organizer, as a
- 7:55person who wants to speak and teach as a
- 7:58manager. Being a modern person, there
- 8:01are many details and information that
- 8:03can be studied from many sources.
- 8:06Article three, increase the efficiency
- 8:08of the education management system at
- 8:10all levels and all types. That is it
- 8:14focuses on management at any level. But
- 8:17we have increased the efficiency of the
- 8:18management system.
- 8:21Education at all levels and all types.
- 8:23If we were to develop and spread the
- 8:25system and have three forms in the
- 8:27system outside the informal system and
- 8:30divide it according to many other
- 8:32criteria, there are many forms. So
- 8:35divide it according to the level.
- 8:38It would be about basic trade at the
- 8:40higher level. There are other levels and
- 8:44are divided according to other
- 8:45dimensions such as educational
- 8:47management criteria, quality assurance
- 8:50criteria etc. There will be methods
- 8:54or there are criteria for dividing
- 8:57places that are appropriate to the
- 8:58context of that division. Next number
- 9:01four developing a lifelong learning
- 9:04system throughout my life. This is a
- 9:08word that we are familiar with nowadays.
- 9:11Learning styles can be learned at any
- 9:12time. Study anywhere. Anyone can study.
- 9:16Therefore, in this plan, it will be said
- 9:18to develop a lifelong learning system.
- 9:21That is arranging media, arranging
- 9:24channels, arranging opportunities for
- 9:26people to learn according to their own
- 9:28needs and context.
- 9:30Raising awareness among Thai people of
- 9:32the roles, responsibilities, and
- 9:34positioning of Thailand in the Southeast
- 9:36Asian region and the international
- 9:38community.
- 9:40That means taking the country steps
- 9:41towards the international level and let
- 9:44the Thai people be aware that there must
- 9:47be a part that must be made to make this
- 9:49universal.
- 9:51The meaning here is related to
- 9:52education.
- 9:54If we make everyone aware of their roles
- 9:56and responsibilities and position the
- 9:58country to the level we want, it
- 10:01requires cultivation and learning and
- 10:04those who must learn are the people who
- 10:06are providing services to the learners.
- 10:09If anyone is a basic language teacher,
- 10:12it is our students.
- 10:14Other levels are students or what we
- 10:16call students.
- 10:18But the teacher or the person who is a
- 10:19teacher or a teacher must be the one who
- 10:22organizes the system
- 10:24or arranging the teaching here or
- 10:27cultivates this for the students to
- 10:28learn in order to create awareness in
- 10:30playing their role and their own
- 10:32responsibilities.
- 10:34The next point is about laying the
- 10:36foundation. The system supports learning
- 10:39using the digital platform. If we talk
- 10:42about technology, innovation, digital
- 10:45things, these are things that are now
- 10:47considered normal and not new. They are
- 10:50part of our lives.
- 10:52When it is a part of living life in
- 10:54organizing learning, it's the same
- 10:56thing. Many digital platforms must be
- 10:59used to help organize learning.
- 11:01Therefore, part of the strategy here
- 11:04is that there will be a matter of laying
- 11:06the foundation of the system to support
- 11:09every teacher or instructor at every
- 11:11level of the group to be able to use a
- 11:14digital platform to manage learning.
- 11:17The next step is to build an education
- 11:19system for international academic
- 11:21excellence.
- 11:23Academic excellence can be expressed by
- 11:24the performance of students that are up
- 11:26to standard but not up to domestic
- 11:28standards, international standards
- 11:31so that they're able to compete or show
- 11:34their potential in the field of study.
- 11:36Did you learn that you secretly have
- 11:38been cultivated in academics at
- 11:40international level?
- 11:42This will be the subject of learning
- 11:44reform process with a framework for
- 11:46change in 21st century.
- 11:49It will be mentioned in that section. I
- 11:51would like to review the same as before.
- 11:54What did you learn from this clip? Can
- 11:57we answer it in the future? What we have
- 11:59learned now? What I have learned the
- 12:02teacher will review for you is that it
- 12:05is a plan, a 20-year national strategy,
- 12:08but we do not go and see what the
- 12:10strategy is. It all relates to the plan
- 12:13that will be implemented to achieve the
- 12:15country's vision. It has many aspects
- 12:18but we'll focus on education which is
- 12:21about reform.
- 12:22In order to achieve in the 21st century
- 12:25there will be more details about this in
- 12:27the upcoming education plan.
- 12:30What skills do we still have in the 21st
- 12:32century and how do we proceed with them
- 12:36and when you learn this it leads you on
- 12:38how to treat plans. In the educational
- 12:40plan, there is a 20-year national
- 12:42strategic plan, which is a map for
- 12:45developing the country in the area of
- 12:46education.
- 12:48How is it related to teachers? The
- 12:51related thing is what we just talked
- 12:52about, learning management, right? How
- 12:56do we manage learning so students can
- 12:58achieve it? 21st century skills also
- 13:01relate to the issue of educational
- 13:02administration.
- 13:04How should there be promotion and
- 13:06support for teachers or those involved?
- 13:09To clarify, you can tell us how we
- 13:11relate to this plan. Of course, if we
- 13:14are able to achieve this, we will have a
- 13:16hand in helping. Teach students how to
- 13:19achieve further results. At this point,
- 13:22you would probably have to take it out
- 13:24and say that we are talking about the
- 13:2620-year national strategic plan that
- 13:28will teach the students
- 13:31how to obtain knowledge or to have
- 13:33important competencies of course and how
- 13:36to teach about these related matters.
- 13:38Now comes the important part which is
- 13:41the matter of post study subtests. If we
- 13:43talk about the test, it seems like it is
- 13:46a test. I must say that it is a piece of
- 13:49work, a small piece that it will reflect
- 13:51with all the teachers.
- 13:53After watching this clip, you should be
- 13:56able to extract the information you have
- 13:57learned and summarize it. Let's come
- 14:00back to the team. Whether it's Professor
- 14:03Thewat who speaks here or let it be ours
- 14:06and there is a home room teacher, the
- 14:08class will also be able to check which
- 14:10teachers have the information that has
- 14:12been learned is brought to the answer.
- 14:15Here we use a test and say that we
- 14:18actually answered the test. It's just a
- 14:20small piece of work. I will give it to
- 14:23you. I can write it for you. Sent this
- 14:25to reflect to you how it is. Take this
- 14:28as yours and write freely about how
- 14:31teachers have helped the national
- 14:32strategy related to education to be
- 14:34successful.
- 14:36It is written that there are two areas
- 14:38of explanation. Meaning that you may
- 14:40explain and then you may use the
- 14:42important points that you have learned
- 14:43in this clip to explain.
- 14:46From what I have learned in this
- 14:47section, it is the part that is very
- 14:49relevant to teachers and it will be a
- 14:52part if teachers do this or all teachers
- 14:54do this in order to be successful. It
- 14:57will make the national strategy or the
- 14:59national 20ear strategy successful and
- 15:02achieve the vision of Thailand.
- 15:04It's now the final part of this clip. I
- 15:07hope everyone has learned the parts
- 15:08mentioned above that will be beneficial
- 15:10to your life and will carry out your
- 15:12duties.
- 15:14There is also the policy part. The plan
- 15:17will lead to legislation that will lead
- 15:19to further action. As for policy, there
- 15:22will be the matter of national education
- 15:24plan.
- 15:26That will be an important part that is a
- 15:28continuation of the constitution that
- 15:30has a plan for building the nation which
- 15:32you've all probably seen that there is a
- 15:35plan with nationality to help the
- 15:37leaders lead to operation for the
- 15:39development of national education which
- 15:41we will learn in the next clip. If you
- 15:44have the opportunity to study first the
- 15:46national education plan that professor
- 15:48tiat can talk about what it is what does
- 15:51it look like if you have studied it
- 15:53before it will allow you to study in the
- 15:56next clip quickly and easily but
- 15:58whatever as for today's national
- 16:01strategy if possible you could go back
- 16:04and look at the big book it might be a
- 16:07lot come and look only in the study look
- 16:10only in the third section that professor
- 16:12talked
- 16:14What are the details? In particular,
- 16:16each item has additional details that
- 16:19Adam Tiwat did not bring. Let us see the
- 16:22details and then leave you to study
- 16:23further. I wish you happiness in
- 16:26studying every clip, every module.
- 16:29This video is finished. Goodbye.
- 16:34[Music]
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