英文摘要 |
Drug abuse has been a global concern, and adolescence is often a critical period when individuals begin to be exposed to illegal drugs. Typically, the responsibility for promoting drug use prevention on campuses falls on newly appointed personnel, who may be faced with high workloads and be unfamiliar with relevant procedures and plans. The lack of legal requirements for related education and training also reduces the willingness and motivation of these personnel to engage in drug use prevention work. This study aims to explore the needs and challenges of teachers and student affairs personnel who are in charge of the content of education and training for campus drug use prevention, and analyze the differences between them. A total of 21 general teachers and 35 student affairs personnel participated in the study, and a survey was conducted via email, with textual data collected two weeks later. Content analysis was employed to process and analyze the data, presenting frequency statistics and word cloud representations to demonstrate the varying levels of importance attributed by the two groups. Furthermore, qualitative methods were used to elucidate their thoughts and perspectives. This study indicates that research participants are aware of the importance to education and training for campus drug use prevention, also expressing their expectations regarding the knowledge content that training courses should cover. It demonstrates that regular educational training can increase awareness and vigilance related to drug use. To achieve more effective training, it is recommended to scheme out introductory or advanced educational training content that meets the professional levels and learning needs of different personnel. |