The Advancement of Professional Standards for Modern 
Educational Administrators

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Nucharin Infang
Nuttawut Sermsripong
Nitchakan Inthaphuk
Tanongsak Dangsiw
Thinarom Buathong
Thanawan Thongtham
Thanakarn Channgern
Prasit Ruangron
Parinya Kitiarsa
Sathiraporn Chaowachai

Abstract

The advancement of professional qualifications for modern school administrators is vital for analyzing their progress and highlighting their essential role in enhancing the quality of national education. This discussion is particularly pertinent given the technological advancements and social changes that profoundly affect learning and school management. The text explores the criteria and evaluation methods for school administrators' qualifications in today's context, emphasizing the necessity of refining the evaluation system to align with the Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand and the 20-Year National Strategy to improve educational quality. School administrators seeking qualification assessment must fulfill specific criteria, which include tenure, compliance with position agreements, and adherence to discipline, ethics, and professional standards during the retrospective period. A committee of three experts conducts the evaluation process, assessing candidates' performance based on defined indicators and criteria. This framework seeks to enhance and modernize the qualification assessment system for school administrators, improving its efficiency and relevance. It gives administrators a thorough understanding of contemporary evaluation practices, reduces redundancy, and boosts operational effectiveness in line with ongoing educational and societal shifts. Ultimately, this ensures that school administration effectively supports sustainable improvements in educational quality.

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Infang, N., Sermsripong, N. ., Inthaphuk, N. ., Dangsiw, T. ., Buathong, T. ., Thongtham, T., Channgern, T. ., Ruangron, P. ., Kitiarsa, P., & Chaowachai, S. . (2025). The Advancement of Professional Standards for Modern 
Educational Administrators. Leadership Educational Administration Development Journal, Ramkhamhaeng University, 2(1), LEADRU0201e1229. Retrieved from https://so15.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/LEAD/article/view/1229
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