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Creative Learning Design in Social Studies to Promote Productive Citizenship of Secondary School Students

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  • Rattikorn Chanchumni
  • Charin Mangkhang

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The purposes of this research are- 1) to study the creative learning in social studies to promote productive citizenship of secondary school students; and 2) to design the guidelines for such learning. This research implements the methodology of action research, consisting of 8 samples- 1) 1 school principal and 2 social studies teachers; and 2) 5 learning management experts. The samples are chosen by the purposive sampling method. Research tools consist of 1) unstructured interview form; and 2) appropriateness assessment form for the guidelines of creative learning in social studies to promote productive citizenship of secondary school students. Methods of data analysis consists of content analysis, and descriptive analysis, in addition to calculation of the means and standard deviation. Study results revealed that- 1. Creative learning in social studies to promote productive citizenship of secondary school students consists of the development of 4 minds, including- 1) critical mind; 2) creative mind; 3) productive mind; and 4) responsible mind. And 2. The guidelines of creative learning in social studies to promote productive citizenship of secondary school students consist of 4 subjects and 8 learning management plans. The effectiveness of the guidelines in terms of the learning management was evaluated as excellent.

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  • Rattikorn Chanchumni & Charin Mangkhang, 2021. "Creative Learning Design in Social Studies to Promote Productive Citizenship of Secondary School Students," Higher Education Studies, Canadian Center of Science and Education, vol. 11(4), pages 1-84, November.
  • Handle: RePEc:ibn:hesjnl:v:11:y:2021:i:4:p:84
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