This story was to find out what is the residents' perception in the process of forming and executing the policy of lifelong learning city. In order to achieve the objective of the study, there were some issues.
First, how residents' perceptions about...
This story was to find out what is the residents' perception in the process of forming and executing the policy of lifelong learning city. In order to achieve the objective of the study, there were some issues.
First, how residents' perceptions about the contents of lifelong learning city policy change according to demographic factors?
Second, how residents' perceptions about the process of lifelong learning city policy change according to demographic factors?
Third, how they feel after execution of the lifelong learning city policy according to demographic factors?
Fourth, what are the differences in perception between citizen lived in cities selected first half and citizen lived in cities selected second half about the contents of the policy, the process of the policy and changes after execution of the policy?
To solve these issues, this study got a survey intended for 600 citizens lived in lifelong learning city. The question was developed based on previous study and corrected and added by an expert. Collected data were analyzed using the way of frequency analysis, factor analysis, T-test and ANOVA.
There were findings for the study.
First, the result of analysis about residents' perception of lifelong learning city policy was that people showed different perception according to gender, age, scholarship, an income, a vocation.
Second, the result of analysis about residents' perceptions of lifelong learning city policy was that people showed meaningful different perception in both cities respectively according to gender, scholarship, an income excepting age and a vocation in the process of execution policy.
Third, the result of analysis about residents' perceptions about changes after execution of lifelong learning city policy was that there were meaningful differences in age, gender, on the other hand, there were no meaningful differences in scholarship, vocation, concerning the perception of changes after execution of the policy according to demographic factors.
Fourth, residents' perception between people lived in cities selected first half and people lived in cities selected second half about the contents of the policy showed no meaningful differences in all factors. Residents' perception between people lived in cities selected first half and people lived in cities selected second half about the process of the policy showed meaningful differences in director's will and policy information. Residents' perception between people lived in cities selected first half and people lived in cities selected second half about the changes after execution of the policy showed no meaningful differences according to the separation of city.
Consequently, considering, most of the citizens had low perception about the contents of the policy, the process of the policy and changes after execution of the policy, local government need to let the citizen know about the lifelong learning city policy and should urge residents' participation. Also, considering there are some different perceptions about the contents of the policy, the process of the policy and the changes after execution of the policy between cities selected first half and cities selected second half, local government had to find out the problems and then correct them to establish stable policy.