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The aim of this study was to explore relationship between school faculty’s job involvement and their perception of job efficiency about “Evaluation of Quality School in Taipei City”. 50 schools which participated “Evaluation of Quality School in Taipei City” from 2006 to 2009 were purposive sampled . The survey research method was adopted and the “Appraise of School Faculty’s Job Involvement” and “Perception of job efficiency about Evaluation of Quality School in Taipei City” questionnaire was administered to collect the pertinent data. The raw data was analyzed by descriptive statistics, t-test, ANOVA and Pearson’s product-moment Correlation. The major results of this study were as follows: 1. School faculty’s job involvement was on or above average. On average, job concentration was the highest, and job enjoyment was the lowest. 2. As a whole, there was no significant difference between the male and the female in job involvement. It was the only one that the female’s job concentration was statistically significant higher than the male. 3. Performances of the participants who take in different administrative positions varied significantly on job involvement and its diverse dimensions; furthermore, the rankings of participants’ performances were graded via post-hoc, the orders of which were principals, deans and group leaders. 4. There was significant difference among school administrators on job involvement and its diverse dimensions in terms of the service seniority. 5. School faculty showed a medium tendency in perception of job effect about Evaluation of Quality School in Taipei City. On average, the highest were relationship of parents and communities, and the lowest were instructional effects and students’s performance. 6. Both performances of the female administrative faculty on the dimension of perception of job efficiency for quality school and its sub-dimension named “development of school and administrative accountability” were varied and better significantly than those of male ones. 7. Performances of the participants who take in different administrative positions in school varied significantly on perception of job efficiency and its diverse dimensions; furthermore, the rankings of participants’ performances were graded via post-hoc, the orders of which were principals, deans and group leaders. 8. Performances of the participants with diverse total seniority of administrative services varied significantly on perception of job efficiency and its four diverse dimensions. 9. Performances of the administrative faculty on job involvement as well as perception of job efficiency were related significantly so those on their diverse dimensions were, yet the subordinated dimensions “satisfaction of faculty ”were related highly with” job enjoyment”. Based on the above-mentioned conclusions, some suggestions were offered for the educational authority concerned, schools and advanced study respectively.
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