The objective of this research was to study the satisfactions of students attending Bachelor’s Degree in Home Economics Food Service Industry Program (2-year transfer program in cooperation with enterprises). To compare the satisfaction of teaching and learning genders exhibts and status before admission. To compare the satisfaction of work with the coporation genders exhibts and status before admission. The target population of this study is the students attending Bachelor’s Degree in Home Economics Food Service Industry Program (2- year transfer program in cooperation with enterprises) between 2013-2017 is 139 persons. This study use self-administered questionnaire. The statistical tools used in this study are Percentages Mean Standard Deviation t-test. The analysis of difference between the average satisfactions of teaching and learning not significantly different. The analysis of difference between status before admission satisfactions of teaching and learning not significantly different. The analysis of difference between the average satisfactions of work with the coporation significantly different. In the coordinator of the coaches. Environment and facilities And the benefits and benefits of the establishment. The analysis of difference between status before admission satisfactions of work with the coporation not significantly different. Teaching and Learning Approaches for Bachelor’s Degree in Home Economics Food Service Industry Program are 2 approaches: 1) Solutions for establishment of cooperation of enterprises. The establishment should cooperate with the educational institution. To get students to practice is to help the school. The establishment should cooperate with teachers and teachers. 2) The solution to create the cooperation of the school. Schools should establish relationships with establishments. The school should organize a seminar. And teachers to have a standard level in teaching as well. And develop the curriculum to meet the needs.

This research aimed to study students’ satisfaction towards teaching and learning management of bachelor of technical education curriculum from Rajamangala University of technology Phra Nakhon. The instrument used in this study was questionnaires which consisted of 5 aspects; curriculum lecturer teaching and learning process assessment and management. The statistics used in in data analysis were mean standard deviation two Independent t-test. The study found that the overall satisfaction of the students was at a good level (x = 3.97 S.D.= 0.64). When considering each aspect the highest students’ satisfaction was the lecturer aspect (x = 4.12 S.D.= 0.63). In the same fashion the teaching and learning process (x = 4.04 S.D.= 0.67) and curriculum aspect (x = 4.03 S.D.= 0.65). However students in different disciplines were not significant difference with the teaching and learning process of the Faculty of Industrial Education.

The purposes of this research were to develop learning and teaching media on history primary 4 and study the satisfaction of the viewers who watched the media Development of media infographics in the form of fire parallax And can be used for the most benefit Population groups used in this project study are People who watch the media develop media infographics in the form of parallax on fire. Were selected by random selection of 30 people. The study found that the Development e-learning for history primary 4. The media satisfaction is at a high level.

This research aimed to : 1) study the constructivist teaching method through cooperative learning activities to enable students’ self-instruction 2) to design the cooperative teaching and learning model based on the constructivism for the information literacy and research skills course for the students at Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon and 3) to develop the constructivist-cooperative teaching and learning instruction to develop critical thinking and learning achievement for the information literacy and research skills course at Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon. This research used a mixed-method between quantitative research and qualitative research. The data were collected from 30 students using the questionnaire approved by the experts. The in-depth interviewed data from five students who were fast acute and adept learners were analyzed and processed. The computerized statistics were percentage mean and standard deviation. The qualitative data were analyzed for content (Content Analysis). The findings showed that the students had the opinion at a high level about the model of constructivist-cooperative teaching and learning model in the information literacy skills course. Regarding each aspect it was found that the students were extremely satisfied with the constructivist-cooperative teaching and learning model. The following satisfaction lied in the development of the teaching and learning model and the trial of the model conducted with real students to see any potential flaws for further improvement and development of appropriate and effective instruction models. In addition the opinions of the informants were accordant with those of the students. The model should focus on the content and the instruction design. Group works should be used so that students can help each other. Experts in constructivism should play a main role in the development of a constructivist-cooperative instruction model. The constructivist-cooperative instruction model should be implemented with real students. The results can be further used for improvement and development of appropriate and effective instruction models.

Online learning has been growing rapidly in recent years providing increased opportunities for tertiary institutes to reach out to learners who previously may have had limited access to a traditional university. Although students frequently use information technologies in their daily life online learning requires considerably more competencies than basic computer skills. Many students are unsuccessful in their learning without face-to-face contact and collaboration with lecturers and peers. They can feel isolated and doubt their ability to succeed in the online course. To increase online learner success support is needed especially to improve learner self-efficacy. Very few studies have focused on student self-efficacy in an online learning environment and especially those conducted in an authentic setting. Learner control is thought to facilitate students in online learning but the relationship between learner control and learner self-efficacy is still unclear. Therefore this study intends to examine this relationship using an embedded-correlational mixed method design to answer the research question what is the relationship between learner control and online learning self-efficacy? The quantitative approach was used to find the correlations among learner control online learning self-efficacy and related variables such as age gender prior online experience and computer skills. An online Learning Self-efficacy Scale (OLSES) was constructed and validated with an internal consistency of 0.895. Open-ended questions were added to the questionnaire to gain a greater level of insight of online learning experience in relation to self-efficacy and learner control. Seventy-five students in a four year teaching online programme at a New Zealand tertiary institute participated in the online survey. Data analyses revealed that the relationship between learner control and online learning self-efficacy was confirmed r = .526 p < .01. Age and gender had no effect on the relationship while prior online experience computer skills for social and academic purposes did. The multiple linear regression showed that learner control and computer skills for academic purpose are good predictors of online learning self-efficacy. Analyses of the qualitative data not only confirmed the quantitative findings but also provided insight into the nature of self-efficacy and importance of feedback in the online setting. As a result of this study the embedded framework for successful line learners (SUCCESS) was developed and is recommended as a set of guidelines for online learning developers.