英文摘要 |
Geographically disadvantaged due to living in the rural area is one of the disadvantaged groups as defined in the Constitution of the Republic of China. As a result, their status as educationally disadvantaged is also widely recognized in academic discourse. In recent years, along with the development of the educational law, the direction of constructing a legal system related to geographically disadvantaged has become definite. Yet, in contrast to the clear definition in Offshore Islands Development Act and Hualien and Taitung Area Development Act, most educational law still adopts the relatively abstract and undefined term “rural or special area,” which is actually disadvantageous to the planning and legal development of education in rural areas. Additionally, although the current educational law regarding rural areas, in terms of budget, personnel, organization and favor for those pursuing further studies, meets the principle of equality in law such as fairness and justice, it still takes the making of policies to construct a concrete legal system in order to promote equal opportunities in education and talent development. |