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    Title: 補習班在台灣扮演的角色:學生、老師和家長的觀點調查
    The roles of cram schools in Taiwan: The perspectives of students, teachers, and parents
    Authors: 高子涵
    蔡意涵
    王柔歡
    Contributors: 陳玫樺
    Chen, Mei-Hua
    外國語文學系
    Keywords: 補習
    英文補習班
    觀點調查
    Cram school
    English cram school
    different perspectives
    Date: 2022-06-19
    Issue Date: 2022-06-21T02:51:50Z (UTC)
    Abstract: 從小到大,許多人都有補習的經驗,而補習班的數量也隨著教育制度的轉變而
    快速成長。在這當中,隨著國際意識抬頭,英文補習班成為學生選擇的一大趨
    勢,因此我們決定以問卷的形式來探討英文補習班對於台灣學生的影響以及家
    長和學校老師對補習班的看法和態度。
    問卷方面,我們將學生分為國中、高中、大學以及畢業的社會人士。學生
    部分主要探討三大部分: 一、補習英文對於上課學習狀態的影響;二、補習班
    的規模、師資和學校的比較;三、補習是否對於成績有所幫助。家長部分分為
    三大部分: 一、對學校及英文補習班的滿意程度;二、對子女補習的看法;
    三、願意花費在補習的金額; 最後,老師的部分主要探討學校老師對於自身學
    生上英文補習班的看法與影響。
    在 421 的問卷中顯示,多數學生基於家長要求和提升成績的需求而選擇補
    習英文;並且,國小是大部分學生開始補習的時期,而對於已經畢業後的社會
    人士而言,研究發現大部分人認為,有補習英文對其出社會後能有更多工作選
    擇。除此之外,學生更偏好小班制類型的補習班。而在家長的問卷中顯示,對
    於補習班英文老師滿意程度是對學校英文老師的兩倍;百分之九十六的家長認
    為補習英文對於子女提升成績有直接的關聯;百分之四十三的家長願意花費一
    成的收入讓子女補習英文。最後,九成的學校老師贊同自己的學生去英文補習
    班提升英文能力;六成的老師認為有補習英文的學生在校成績較佳。

    From childhood to adulthood, many people may have had the experience of going
    to cram school, and the number of cram schools has grown rapidly with the changes in
    the education system. With the rise of international awareness, English cram schools
    have become a major trend among students. Consequently, we decided to use
    questionnaires to investigate the impact of English cram schools on Taiwanese students
    as well as the views and attitudes of parents and school teachers towards English cram
    schools.
    For the questionnaire, we divided the students into junior high school, high school,
    university, and graduate students. The students' section investigates three main parts:
    (1) The effect of English cram schools on their learning status in class; (2) the
    Comparison of teachers' qualifications and size between English cram schools and
    schools; (3) Whether going to cram school is helpful to the students' grades. The parents'
    section was divided into three parts: (1) Satisfaction with the school and English cram
    schools; (2) Views on their children going to English cram school; (3) the amount of
    money they are willing to spend on English cram schools; and finally, the teachers'
    section focused on the school teachers' views on their own students' English tutorials
    and their influence on them.
    The 421 questionnaires showed that most students choose to take English cram school
    classes based on parental requirements and the need to improve their grades; and that
    elementary school is the time when most students begin to go to cram school, while for
    those who have graduated, the study found that most people believe that going to
    English cram schools will give them more job options when they enter the workforce.
    In addition, students preferred the small class type of English cram schools. According
    to the parent's questionnaire, the satisfaction level of English teachers in cram schools
    is twice as high as that of English teachers in schools; 96% of parents believe that
    English tutorials are directly related to their children's academic improvement; 44% of
    parents are willing to spend 10% of their income on their children's English tuitions.
    Finally, 90% of school teachers agree that their students should attend English cram
    schools to improve their English skills; 60% of teachers believe that students who go to
    English cram schools do better in school.
    Appears in Collections:[Outstanding Academic Papers by Students] Research report

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