학교평가의 목적, 평가주체, 평가위원 구성에 대한 교사와 학부모의 인식 차이: 대전광역시를 중심으로

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This study examined differences on perceptions between teachers and parents about what goals school evaluation should pursue, who should evaluate school performance, and who should participate in school evaluation panels. Samples include 840 teachers and 601 parents from 40 schools in Daegeon metropolitan areas. Results of the study shows that both teachers and parents perceive enhancing the quality of education as a goal of school performance evaluation. Compared to teachers, parents greatly agree that satisfaction of consumers should be a top priority among the goals of school performance evaluation. In addition, unlike teachers, parents may want to include themselves as members of evaluation committee. While parents were also found to prefer participation of outside experts in the process of school evaluation, teachers are more likely to be involved in school evaluation. Finally, the study provides interpretation of results employing theory of school accountability, educational consumerism, educational professionalism, and Principal-Agent problem theory.

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