英文摘要 |
This study was designed to investigate the opinions of elementary and high school teachers on their reasonable working hours and job descriptions to establish a set of supporting measures in this regard as the basis for the competent authority of educational administration to review relevant policies. A series of data collecting actions, including literature review, questionnaire survey and qualitative interviews, were conducted to reach the conclusions as follows: (1) nearly 70% of study subjects agreed on requiring that “elementary and high school teachers shall stay at school for certain hours of work” and that teachers’ working hours shall be “expressly stipulated in writing;” (2) approximately 70% of study subjects believed that the requirement that “elementary and high school teachers shall stay at school for certain hours of work” may lead to a phenomenon that no one attends the school chores; (3) nearly 75% of study subjects believed that teachers work on a duty system and almost 80% of them agreed that teachers who double as a class counselor shall stay at school while his/her students are; (4) 77% of study subjects believed that teachers’ job descriptions shall be “expressly stipulated in writing” and 95% of them believed that teaching is the job of class counselor or full-time teacher; and (5) 69% of study subjects did not agree that teachers have to assume certain administrational works in addition to the classes they are teaching. |