英文摘要 |
In 1994 teacher education in Taiwan was changed from a distribution based system to a reserve system, with hopes of raising the quality of teachers, and training a sufficient number of teachers. However, since 2004, the number of teacher coming out of the system has led to serious oversupply. Less than 3% of those participate in teacher selection in recent years have opportunity to be appointed as formal teachers. Thus, the function of teacher education has been called into questioned. Consequently, the Ministry of Education released the 'plan for regulating the number of teachers trained in the teacher education system',in hopes of resolving the serious teacher supply and demand imbalances.This study investigates the effectiveness of the implementation of the above mentioned plan from the Ministry of Education. However, effectiveness analysis in the public sector and enterprises varies. Thus, this study first looks at the significance of general effectiveness and goes on to explore the principles of public policy effectiveness analysis in relation to the nature of public policy. We then summarize the effectiveness analysis and finally put forward a conceptual framework for the effectiveness analysis teacher education policy planning. The research data were drawn from the statistical yearbook of empirical data released by the Ministry of Education for the five year period from 2007-2011.The research methods used in this study include descriptive statistical analysis and research data cross-verification,and finally put forward the implementation of the policy of effectiveness level. Finally, we offer six conclusions and four recommendations in regard toThe number of teacher education planning policy performance. Our findings can serves as a reference for future planning and policy. |