英文摘要 |
This study aimed to realize the current situation of leisure participation of fifth and sixth graders in elementary schools of Taipei metropolitan area and Taitung County, and explored whether the differences of elementary students’ leisure participation existed in family background, urban-rural gap and family financial capital. The survey adopted questionnaires for fifth and sixth graders in elementary schools of Taipei metropolitan area and Taitung County. The method of proportional stratified random cluster sampling was used to collect 624 effective questionnaires. The collected data were analyzed by descriptive statistics, analysis of association, and multiple regression analysis. The main findings were as follows:first, students of boy participated in dynamic leisure activities more than girls, especially those who were aboriginal students with higher socio-economic status. Second, students in Taitung County participated in dynamic and static leisure activities more than students of Taipei metropolitan area, which meant urban-rural gap had influence on students’ leisure participation. Third, students who had higher family financial capital participated in dynamic leisure activities less, which may be caused by their excessive participation in after-school talented activities and cram schools. |