Universal Journal of Educational Research

ISSN: 2960-3714 (Print) 

ISSN: 2960-3722 (Online)

Teachers’ Attitudes to The Implementation of Bhutan Professional Standards (BPST) For Teachers in Bhutan

Karma Wangda

Damphu Middle Secondary School, Tsirang, Bhutan

ABSTRACT

Implementation of Bhutan Professional Standards for Teachers in Bhutan is a key impetus for teachers across the country to enhance impeccable teacher competency. Studies on teachers’ attitudes towards professional standards show a positive as there was a significant correlation between teachers’ competencies, learners’ academic achievement, and the quality of education. However, Bhutan Professional Standards for Teachers is relatively new and there is little study exists relative to Bhutan.  The study on Teachers’ Attitudes to the Implementation of Bhutan Professional Standards for Teachers in Bhutan aimed to explore and get a snapshot view of teachers on Bhutan Professional Standards for Teachers. Through a cross-sectional survey design, data were collected from 155 participants using the Five-Pointed Likert Scale and two open-ended questionnaires. The descriptive analysis revealed that teachers have fairly positive attitudes toward the implementation of Bhutan Professional Standards for Teachers. Associated challenges, the implication of the findings, and recommendations are also discussed.

KEYWORDS: 

Bhutan, Professional Standards, Teachers, Competencies, Quality of Education

HOW TO CITE:

Wangda, K. (2023). Teachers’ Attitudes to The Implementation of Bhutan Professional Standards (BPST) For Teachers in Bhutan. Universal Journal of Educational Research, 2(3), 268-280. doi: 10.5281/zenodo.8363594

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