The elementary school teachers’ leisure need、obstructer and satisfaction in Changhua County.

• Main Authors: YU, SHE-JU, 游淑如
• Other Authors: 陳嘉彌
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2003
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/60700874329492363974

碩士 === 國立臺東大學 === 教育研究所 === 92 === The purpose of this research is to understand in Changhua County the elementary school teachers’ need for leisure、the obstructer of leisure and the satisfaction of leisure; further, to study the correlation between leisure need or leisure obstructer and leisure satisfaction. The subjects are six hundred elementary school teachers in Changhua County. The research tool is a valid questionar, Changhua County elementary school teachers’ need for leisure, the obstructer for leisure and the satisfaction of leisure questionar. The data were analysed by descriptive statistics, t-test, ANOVA, and multiple linear regression. The general results are as follows: 1. Elementary school teachers would seek the satisfaction for inner and outer needs through the participation of leisure activity; however, they were perceptive many obstructers. The average leisure satisfaction is middle. 2. In leisure need, there is no significant statistic difference between different sex, or among different education, position, or age of youngest child. The teachers in different age, curriculum vitae or marital status groups have significant statistic difference (p＜0.05）in leisure need. Unmarried teachers have higher leisure need than married teacher. 3. In leisure obstructer, there is no significant statistic difference between different sex, or among different position, marital status or age of youngest child. The teachers in different age, curriculum vitae or education groups have significant statistic difference (p＜0.05）in leisure obstructer. Younger teachers, teachers with longer curriculum vitae or teachers with higher educational background feel more leisure obstructer. 4. In leisure satisfaction, there is no significant statistic difference among position and age of youngest child. The teachers in different sex, age, curriculum vitae, education and marital status groups have significant statistic difference (p＜0.05)in leisure satisfaction. Male, younger teachers, teachers with longer curriculum vitae, teachers with lower educational background, and married teachers have higher leisure satisfaction. 5. Leisure need appear to be a batter predictor of leisure satisfaction than leisure obstructer. Leisure need accounted for 26.1﹪of the variance of seeking new things, and 34.2﹪of the variance of interaction, 33.8﹪of the variance of success ability, and 24.5﹪of the variance of relaxation. The study results give some suggestion for elementary school teachers, government, leisure industrial and future researchers.