論文題目及摘要(英文)
A Study on the Core Management of Keelung Elementary Schools
The purpose of this study is to examine the opinions of Keelung elementary
schools' faculties on core school management for future reference on
promoting core school management. Other than exploring the faculties'
opinions on the relevant contents, difficulties and functions, this study will
also investigate the faculties'' background variants on the differences of
the scoring of the core school management.
The subject of this study is the faculties of the elementary schools located
in Keelung. The tool employed is “Questionnaire on Keelung Elementary Schools
' Core Management”. The questionnaire covers four parts of basic information
, the opinions on core school management, the relevant difficulties and
management functions. The sampling subjects are 1,448 with valid samples of
931, subjected to factor analysis, credibility analysis, description analysis,
t-test and variable analysis. From which, the following conclusions are
derived:
1. The total score of the part of “the contents of school core management”
is rated above mid level. Among the various factor scoring, “course &
teaching” is the highest, followed by “school personnel”. The “budget
application” is the lowest.
2. On the part of “management difficulties”, the total score is mid
level. . Among the various factor scoring, “implementation conditions”
rates the highest, followed by “authorisation & participation”. The lowest
is “rights & responsibilities”.
3. On the part of “management functions”, the total score is upper mid
level. Among the various factor scoring, “school efficacy” rates the
highest, followed by “personnel morale”. The lowest is “public relations”.
4. The faculties' background variants that include gender, age, education
level, seniority, position and school scale show no significant differences on
the “management contents”.
5. Among the background variants, other than gender and education level, the
variants of age, seniority, position show no apparent differences on the “
management difficulties”.
6. On the “management function” part, all the background variants, including
gender, age, education level, seniority, position and school scale, show no
apparent differences.
7. On the “management contents” questionnaire, the scores of upper middle,
middle and low sets of the faculties' opinions on “overall management
functions” and “factors of core school management functions” are
significantly varied. At the same time, be it the “overall management
functions” and “factors of core school management functions”, the higher
score sets are apparently superior to the middle and lower sets. The middle
sets are apparently superior to the lower ones.
8. On the “management difficulties”, the scores of “overall management
functions” and “factors of core school management functions” are
significantly varied among the upper middle, middle and low sets. Meanwhile,
be it the “overall management functions” and “factors of core school
management functions”, the higher score sets are apparently superior to the
middle sets. Yet, the middle sets are not necessarily superior to the lower
ones.
Lastly, the study results are analysed and discussed in arriving at conclusions
and suggestions for the reference of education governing authorities, school
administrations and related studies. |