英文摘要 |
Teachers Evaluation has become popular in recent years; the related research are also abundant. This study employs service quality model provided by Parasuraman, Zeithaml and Berry (1985) to investigate the differences between students’ evaluation on teachers and teachers’ self-evaluation. This study takes English Teaching at Mei-Ho Institute of Technology as the subject to investigate the factors of teaching service quality (including “Teachers Attitude to Teaching”, “Teaching Method”, “Exams and Evaluation”, and “Instruction Materials”, etc.) and students’ satisfaction on English courses as well. This study also investigates the differences between the students satisfaction on teaching service quality and teachers self-perception of the teaching service quality. The conclusions of this study are as follows: (1) Overall speaking, students rank relatively high on “Teachers Attitude to Teaching”, and relatively low on “Exams and Evaluation”; (2) The average evaluation scores of two-year junior college and 4-year college students on teaching service quality are significantly higher than those of 5-year junior college students, and the average scores of students majoring in languages and management are higher than those majoring in medicine; (3) The self-evaluation scores of teachers are higher than those of students. The differences are significant in the factors of “Teaching Method”, “Exams and Evaluation” and “Instruction Material”, especially in the factor of “Teachings Attitudes to Teaching”; (4) This study suggests that English teachers should try to improve “Exams and Evaluation” first and try to search for the difference in the gap between students’ perception of teaching service quality and the teachers’ self-perception. |