英文摘要 |
"The purposes of the study are to explore the academic learning conditions of disadvantaged students in higher education, and to analyze their learning conditions based on different backgrounds. The study used institutional database analysis as the research method. The institutional data of the disadvantaged students who were enrolled in the fall of 2011 at one private university in Taiwan were used as the data analysis sources. The data regarding learning of these students were collected from the fall term of 2011 to the fall term of 2013 to analyze their academic learning conditions. The results showed that the academic learning conditions of disadvantaged students has declined, and the absenteeism rate, mid-term exam fail rate, and drop-out rate was higher than the non-disadvantaged students. In different identity backgrounds, the learning conditions of aborigine students were worse than those of the disabled students or the students who came from poor or disabled families. The disadvantaged students who were recommended by the Star projects to enter university had better learning performances than students who used other university entrance policies. Female disadvantaged students had better learning performances than male disadvantaged students. Finally, the learning performance of the students who received financial support were better than those students who did not receive any financial support. The students who received a poverty scholarship had better academic performance than those students who received tuition waivers and student loans." |