The purpose of this study is to analyze the issues from the current status of course management based on the syllabus as part of finding the improvement challenges of teaching on a shampoo subject established by 2-year and 4-year beauty colleges in Ko...
The purpose of this study is to analyze the issues from the current status of course management based on the syllabus as part of finding the improvement challenges of teaching on a shampoo subject established by 2-year and 4-year beauty colleges in Korea, and inquire into the alternative plans. To achieve this, learners' satisfaction was mainly surveyed through a literature analysis to make up for lecture textbooks depending on the component elements and the status of educational activities directly written out by professors as the current syllabus of colleges in 2012. And it came up with the scope and content of the internal component elements of standard shampoo textbooks for joint lecture to suggest and write out the standard syllabus based on this.
The data of literature review have included 1) the syllabus of beauty colleges in 2012, 2) curriculum, subject explanation, textbook, 3) curriculum and syllabus, journal articles, 4) evaluation sheet, standard shampoo textbook for joint lecture. To survey learners' satisfaction, the 「opinionnaire of syllabus」 was developed, and its reliability was verified. A survey was carried out on 291 students in 6 4-year colleges established a shampoo curriculum and shampoo-related curriculum to analyze data finally. For the analysis of data, frequency analysis, factor analysis, Cronbach's α coefficient calculation, independent sample t-test, one-way ANOVA, and post hoc comparison were conducted by using the SPSS 17.0 statistics package program.
The analytic scope of analyze the management status of syllabus was to analyze the scope of educational activities - educational goal, educational content, educational method, educational evaluation, evaluation sheet(midterm exam), lecture and combination textbook. The results are as follows.
A comparative analysis of the current syllabus management status by each scope showed that 6 common states were put together. The lecture goal, which plays an important role in fixing the lecture contents, did not classify the term interpretation of subject summary and goal. The integrated classification of cognition, psycho-motor and affective scope was suggested for the learning type primarily written by professors. Although a shampoo curriculum was a practical subject, the importance of cognitive scope was largely suggested for the lecture contents as concrete activities of lecture goal. The presentation lecture based on the main textbook and the practical training/practical skill lecture as group guidance were mainly carried out in the lecture method, but the systematized and in-depth textbooks were not suggested. In the lecture evaluation method, the lecture was mainly evaluated through indispensable evaluation elements, and there was no much difference according to each college. Especially, the behavior goal in the lecture goal and content was evaluated through the evaluation sheet, but it needed the connection. The learner-oriented curriculum or the structure of knowledge were established through the specialization of textbook terms and the standardization of internal component elements by compiling all textbooks related to shampoo based on the curriculum and subject explanation to suggest the standard textbook for joint lecture.
In conclusion, the shampoo subject was being managed under a dearth of real connection with the beauty treatment field, and the syllabus form of each college needed professors' systematization and concretion of writing skill. The management state depending on the improvement of lecture subjects was comparatively analyzed to improve these problems. And the information, which can write out the standard syllabus, was mainly provided through the content base of standard textbook by the study of the standard textbook for joint lecture and the standard syllabus form as concrete byproducts for improvement.