Education policy in Iran according to the theory of good governance (case study; public trust index)

Subject Areas : Education

MohammadRasoul Darvishi ¹ (PhD Student in Political Science, tendency of Political Sociology, Department of Political Science and International Relations, Islamic Azad University, Kish International Branch, Iran.)
Mohammadreza Ghaedi ² (Assistance professor shiraz branch,Islamic azad university,shiraz,iran)
Garineh keshishyan Siraki ³ (Department of Political science and International relations, South Tehran Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran.)
Mohammad Tohidfam ⁴ (Department of Political Science, Central Tehran Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran.)

Received: 2020-06-09 Accepted : 2020-12-25 Published : 2020-11-21

Keywords: education, good governance, policy, public trust,

Abstract :

The aim of the research is to make education policy in Iran according to the theory of good governance according to; It is an indicator of public trust and the research method is descriptive-survey and it is applied in terms of purpose and in terms of cross-sectional time. The teachers' research community is in District 1 of Tehran. Due to the large population of teachers, 265 teachers were selected using cluster random sampling using Cochran's formula. The method of data collection is library and field studies and a questionnaire was used to measure the variables. Spss software was used to analyze the information. According to the results of the research, public trust training including interaction, tolerance, participation, socialization, Confidence, honesty, and risk-taking are among the educational policies among elementary school students. According to the results of the table, in relation to the average variable of interaction, tolerance, confidence and risk-taking, it is less than average and it is necessary to strengthen educational policies in this regard and the average variables of participation, sociability, and honesty and Honesty is above average and has a high level of public trust.

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