| 英文摘要 |
Bullying is one of the critical factors that affects campus safety and student learning. Limited by the difficulty of obtaining wide-ranging survey data, there is little empirical research and integration studies on bullying. The data of this study was collected from the Taiwan Educational Panel Survey's (TEPS) high school student samples. The incidence of bullying in a variety of programs, different areas and both public and private were analyzed. The teachers' method of discipline, student self-evaluation and student's perceptions of school were also analyzed. The major findings of this study were: (1) The frequency of theft is the highest, followed by intimidation and sexual harassment. (2) The frequency of bullying behavior in the five year program is higher than general high school significantly. The frequency of bullying in private schools is higher than in public schools and it is also higher in suburban schools are higher than urban schools. (3) The frequency of bullying is positively related to the student's behavioral issues. (4) The frequency of bullying is negatively related to the teacher's positive methods of discipline as well as the student's positive perception of school. In conclusion, this study suggests that teachers should use more positive methods of discipline and schools must address and prevent the occurrence of problematic behavior in order to reduce the frequency of bullying. |