英文摘要 |
In advanced countries, recent studies on the prevention of bullying have focused on bullying in primary and junior high schools. In Taiwan, although the relevant laws, regulations, and administrative measures have been enforced, bullying in primary and junior high schools is constantly on the rise. This suggests that the mechanism to control bullying in schools requires improvement. As compulsory education is one of the most important public services, the mechanism to prevent school bullying should emphasize the public-benefit-oriented governance model and reduce bureaucracy to improve the quality of education.In the late 1980s, England's government introduced the public governance model to prompt education reform in schools and prioritize anti-bullying in school safety policy. Therefore, this study examines the legal measures used to prevent bullying in schools in England, from the view of education governance, and recommends anti-bullying mechanisms for schools in Taiwan.This study concludes the following: (1) the policy network relation, including legal measures, implemented to prevent bullying in schools in England represent a trend of increasing legalization. (2) the legal system values accountability for parents and protects the basic human rights of students, and (3) the official and academic evaluation of the state's capability of preventing bullying in schools is inconsistent. |