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A Survey on Specially-set-post Teachers in Rural Schools: Present Situation and Issues
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Chapter Summary
Specially-set-post teachers are the most important power in supplementing rural school teachers. It is necessary to improve the housing and income conditions of specially-set-post teachers. The gender imbalance among the "Specially-set-post Teachers" is an issue that requires attention. The "Specially-set-post Teachers" mainly taught Chinese, Mathematics and English. Among the "Specially-set-post Teachers" who have responded to the survey, more than 50" of them would often pay attention to various recruitment and admission opportunities. The word "specially" in "specially-set-post" Plan does not only mean that the post was special but it also signifies meanings such as "specially needed" and "specially basic". Compared to existing rural teachers, the "Specially-set-post Teachers" had higher education levels. Overall, the combination of "Specially-set-post Teachers" with existing rural teachers, both with respect to age and subject expertise, has effectively ameliorated the structure and quality of the population of rural teachers.
Keywords: Chinese; English; higher education levels; Mathematics; rural school teachers; specially-set-post teachers; subject expertise
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