英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to explore the attitude of general students' parents toward inclusive education. The forms of self-edited questionnaire were implemented to 694 general students' parents in New Taipei City, and there were valid 71.6%. The data was analyzed with descriptive statistics, t-test and one-way ANOVA. The main findings were as follows: 1. The general students' parents held positive attitude toward inclusive education. 2. In student learnig parents felt doubt that general teaching whether could improve motivation of exceptional students, and worry about rejection. 3. In instruction, parents felt that general teacher could not provide individualized teaching to exceptional students. 4. In school support, parents felt that number of exceptional students need to be restricted. 5. In placement attitude, parents felt that only mildly exceptional students suited for general class. 6. The attitude of the general students' parents with different age, educational level and family social economic status haven't obvious difference in attitude toward inclusive education. 7. The attitude of the general students' parents with different experiences of getting along with people with Disabilities have obvious difference in "student learnig", "instruction", "school support" and "placement attitude". 8. The attitude of the general students' parents with different grade of children have obvious difference in "instruction" and "placement attitude". |