Study on Political Alienation of Vocational School Teachers in Yilan County: Patterns After Pension Reform

• Main Authors: CHEN, LI-CHUNG, 陳立中
• Other Authors: LIU, YIH-JIUN
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2019
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/474exe

碩士 === 佛光大學 === 公共事務學系 === 107 === This research takes the formal teachers of five public vocational schools in Yilan County as the object of study and inherited the research work of Wang, Shang-yin's "Study on Political Alienation of Senior High School Teachers: Taking Yilan County as an Example" in 2009, and conducted the survey again to investigate the Political Alienation of formal Teachers in the Yilan Area. I hope that the analysis of different background factors as a basis for exploring the causes of political alienation, and then compared the difference between the findings with the year 2009. In this study, Professor Liu Yi-jun and Mr. Wang Ding-zhong designed the "political sense of alienation scale", and reference to Professor Xu Huo-yan published "comprehensive indicators of political alienation," for the county's 5 vocational schools all formal teachers were released 300 copies of the questionnaires, the number of questionnaires which were collected was 277, the recovery rate was 92.33%, and after the questionnaire to quantify the statistical analysis. The main findings are as follows: First, the political alienation of the teachers in the public junior high school of Yilan County showed a strong middle-level, but the overall political alienation was higher than that in 2009. Second, in the part of the cause of political alienation scale, the 2018 of overall political alienation was higher than 2009, which increased the most sense of meaninglessness. Thirdly, in the part of comprehensive index of political alienation, in 2018, the consciousness of political efficacy and political trust was lower than that in 2009, while the political sense of meaninglessness, disorganization in 2018 are higher than that in 2005. Fourthly, educational degree, seniority and the degree of the cause of political alienation were significant differences in 2018. Seniority was also shown significant differences in 2009. Fifth, seniority and the degree of the cause of political alienation were also significant differences in 2018.