英文摘要 |
Every teacher needs to participate in bullying prevention programs. The purposes of this study include: (a) To explore the differences of the job involvement, the organizational commitment and the cognition of the campus bullying prevention policy of different background teachers in Taichung City; (b) To explore the relationship between elementary school teachers' job involvements, organizational commitments and campus bullying prevention; (c) Discuss the predictions of job involvements, organizational commitments and campus bullying prevention; (d)To propose suggestions for the development of school organizations and promotion of teachers's job involvements. In this study, a total of 297 questionnaires (84%) were distributed, 249 were recovered, and a total of 227 valid questionnaires. The findings are shown as followings: (a) The job evaluation is the highest aspect of job involvements, the stay willingness is the highest level of organiztional commitments, and the implementation is the highest part of cognitions of the campus bullying tasks; (b) There are significant differences between different ages and years of teaching of the job involvements; (c) There are significant differences among variables of ages, years of experience, and school size of organizational commitments; (d) There are significant differences among different genders, administration jobs, ages, years of teaching, and school size of cognitions of the campus bullying tasks; (e) The job involvements, organizational commitments, and cognitions of the campus bullying tasks are positively, significantly and mutually related; (f) There are positive and significant predictions among job involvements, organizational commitments and cognitions of the campus bullying tasks. Suggestions according to the study: Establishing a friendly working environment to enhance teachers 'job involvements, which is the best way to implement the campus bullying prevention policy; perfecting the organization led by the leadership strengthening the organizational commitment, exerting teachers' expertise with positive confidences; schools should continue to promote the expertise of campus bullying prevention policies and integrate relevant policy cognition into teaching curriculums. |