The 7 principles of Buddhism: the foundation for teacher development towards excellence

Abstract

Article on “7 principles of Buddhism: Foundation for teacher development towards excellence” Focuses on applying the 7 principles of Buddhism: Dhammalokban, Iddhipada, 4 Sangha Vatthu, 4 Brahmavihāra, 4 lay dhamma, 4 paths, 8 elements, and Dassabhidharatham. Applied as a framework, concept and practice guideline for developing teachers to truly excel in the profession, both in terms ofKnowledge, skills, competencies, and spirit of being a teacher Each principle plays a role in helping to refine habits. Develop good habits Strengthen morality in teaching Responsibility Self-management and human relations in schools and communities Teachers who adhere to Buddhist principles will be able to behave as good examples, be disciplined, and have a conscience inprofession and be able to organize teaching and learning efficiently Encourage students to receive comprehensive development. Both academics and morality, kindness, sacrifice, and leadership. The result is to improve the quality of life and education of students. Ready to promote a good learning atmosphere in Thai society. which leads to sustainable human resource developmentIn the long term.