TEACHING DHAMMA STUDIES THROUGH CIPPA MODEL ACTIVITIES

Authors

  • Aphidej Supha Bachelor of Arts, Mahamakut Buddhist University
  • Phra Somporn Namein Independent Scholar
  • Chatree Suksabay Faculty Of Social Sciences Mahamakut Buddhist University

Keywords:

Dhamma Studies, CIPPA Teaching, CIPPA Model

Abstract

This academic article aims to present the teaching of religious studies through CIPPA learning activities, using research obtained from analysis and synthesis of data from textbooks and relevant academic documents. The study found that CIPPA -style religious education is a teaching method that emphasizes interactive learning and creates learning experiences that align with everyday life experiences. The CIPPA Model learning framework is used to help students understand and remember the principles of morality being taught more effectively. Designing and managing CIPPA learning activities must give importance to creating learning experiences that align with daily life experiences, and provide opportunities for students to participate in activities to learn and create a fun learning environment. The development of CIPPA -style religious education will enhance understanding and instill spirit and morality in students. It also prepares students to become individuals with spirit, who can solve problems and learn on their own in daily life.

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Published

2023-12-31

How to Cite

supha, aphidej, Namein, P. S., & Suksabay, C. (2023). TEACHING DHAMMA STUDIES THROUGH CIPPA MODEL ACTIVITIES. Journal MBU Education, 11(2), 325–336. retrieved from https://so04.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/edj/article/view/267237

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Section

Academic Articles