英文摘要 |
Most empirical researches demonstrated the negative correlation between the school bullying and the learning performance of students. Therefore, advanced countries not only set the anti-bullying in the prior education policy agenda, but also enforce the outcome evaluation of related policies to protect the physical and mental safety of students and promotion of academic achievement. Compared to the ongoing trend of advanced countries, the competent authorities have ignored the need for establishing the systematic and regular policy evaluation indicators of anti-bullying policy for a long time, and then result in lacking the reliance for policy adjustment and assessing the achievement level of policy goals. Hence, this study focuses on constructing evaluation indicators system of school bullying prevention policy in Taiwan, from policy instruments perspective, through multiple research methods, including focus group, questionnaire survey and analytic hierarchy process(AHP). Results show as follows: (1) the UK and USA have more diverse anti-bullying policy instruments, while Taiwan emphasizes organizational and information-based tools; (2) in the three outcome evaluation dimensions of school bullying prevention policy, the ''output-impact'' dimension has the highest weight (0.44), followed by the ''implementation-delivery'' dimension (0.32); (3) educators in public middle and elementary school generally support the revision of the'' Regulations on the duties and responsibilities of parents or guardians to cooperate in discipline their children’s misbehaviors in school''. Meanwhile, political and expert communities have consensus on improving financial, organizational policy tools and introducing new instruments which have positive empirical effects. |