| 英文摘要 |
Since the 1980s, major countries across the global have adopted the ideology of new managerialism to reform their public service. New managerialism which emphasizes accountability, performativity and remote control has been increasingly introduced to education goverance in Taiwan, and accordingly influenced the ways, contents and results of our educational reform. This study, using implementation of gender equity education in Taipei (1996-2006) as an example, aims to examine how educational governance dominated with new managerialism approach influences the implementation of ideals of educational reform. Research methods such as document analysis and focus group interviews are adopted. This paper concludes that when educational governance highlights a kind of top-down remote control, and evaluates educational practices with accountability and outcomes, it will not only change the ways of gender equity to be discussed and practiced in schools, but also make schools and teachers busy with pursuing superficial performance and doing loads of paperwork for evaluation. As a result, teachers have fewer time and energy to practice “real” educational reform. Besides, teachers’ professional autonomy is heavily invaded. |