英文摘要 |
Teachers who have higher job satisfaction usually have higher teaching quality. Nowadays the training of elementary school teachers has multi-channels, this research aims at comparing whether elementary school teachers from different training backgrounds have different job satisfaction. The author uses path analysis to analyze questionnaires of elementary school teachers of the TTEPS data in 2003. The author obtained 791 valid samples (91.3%) from TTEPS data. The results showed that a teacher will have higher job satisfaction if he feels more internal and less external locus of control. There is no difference between teachers whether they have been trained by normal school, normal institute, teachers’ college, elementary school teachers’ training class, or they are acting teachers. In other words, the level of job satisfaction is not different because of different training backgrounds. The author concludes that “cultural capital theory” instead of “human capital” can better explain the result. |