英文摘要 |
The purposes of this study are to compare the expectations among persons who were born between 1940s and 1990s on the good-student role in elementary and junior high schools. The author interviewed 102 subjects born in different decades to collect participators' expectations of good-student role. The data obtained was coded based on grounded theory and analyzed using MAXQDA as the software. The findings of this study are summarized as follows:1.The good-student role all participators expected can be categorized into three dimensions, i.e. morality, learning, as well as habitus.2.Five role expectations participators frequently declared are obeying rules, good character, good academic performance, respecting teachers and elders, as well as good politeness.3.Seven role expectations continuously appeared over six decades are obeying rule, good character, good academic performance, respecting teachers and elders, good politeness, good daily-life habits, as well as good peer friendship.4.The role expectation of aggressive trait is only declared by participators borne after 1960s.5.A decreasing trend is found on the role expectation of academic performance, rather than learning attitude. |