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Title:	教育不平等對創新的影響 The Impact of Inequality in Education on Innovation
Authors:	李楷凡 Cruz, Kevin Gamaliel Higueros
Contributors:	Wen-Chieh Wu Jack Wu 李楷凡 Kevin Gamaliel Higueros Cruz
Keywords:	教育機會教育不平等創新包容性政策優質教育社會經濟發展 access to education education inequality innovation inclusive policies quality education socio-economic development
Date:	2023
Issue Date:	2023-09-01 16:13:39 (UTC+8)
Abstract:	摘要本研究探討了不平等對教育和創新的影響，重點關注其對創新發展的影響。該研究的目的是調查教育機會和質量的差異如何影響創新成果和技術進步。通過對相關文獻和實證數據的綜合分析，本研究探討了不同背景下教育不平等阻礙或促進創新的機制。該研究採用混合方法，將教育指標和創新指標的定量評估與創新和教育生態系統中關鍵利益相關者的文獻綜述的定性方法相結合。研究結果表明，教育差距與創新績效之間存在密切聯繫，這意味著獲得高質量教育的不平等限制了人們學習創新所需信息和技能的能力。我們這項研究的目的是強調包容性教育和立法的重要性，為所有人提供平等的機會，無論社會經濟狀況如何。此外，它還強調了完美舉措的重要性，這些舉措真正有助於解決弱勢群體（如低調的少數族裔和貧困社區）所遇到的具體挑戰。這些發現可以為政策制定者、教育工作者和想要促進長期創新和經濟增長的教育工作者等利益相關者提供幫助。社會可以通過解決教育不平等和保證公平獲得高質量教育來增強創新潛力、刺激技術進步並實現包容性社會經濟增長。 This study examines the impact of inequality in education and innovation, focusing on its implications for innovation development. The objective of the research is to demonstrate how disparities in educational access and quality affect innovation outcomes and technological advancement. Our objective with this research it’s to emphasizes the urgency of inclusive education policies and legislation that provide equal opportunities for all, regardless of socioeconomic situation. Furthermore, it underscores the significance of perfect initiatives that really help to solve specific challenges encountered by relegated groups such as understated minorities and underprivileged communities The research adopts a mixed-methods approach, combining a quantitative evaluation of educational metrics and innovation indicators with a qualitative approach in the literature review of key stakeholders in the innovation and education ecosystem. The findings demonstrate a strong link between education disparity and innovation performance, implying that unequal access to high-quality education limits people`s capacity to learn the information and skills needed to enable innovation. The findings repeatedly show that high levels of educational inequality have a powerful and negative impact on innovation. This negative relationship remains stable in both the Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) and Random Effects models, indicating its long-term influence. Intriguingly, the Fixed Effects model deviated from this trend, indicating a non-significant correlation, implying a more nuanced understanding, maybe influenced by contextual variables worth further investigation. These findings could be used by stakeholders like policymakers, and educators, who want to foster long-term innovation and economic growth. Therefore, societies can increase their potential for innovation, stimulate technological advances, and achieve inclusive socioeconomic growth by tackling educational inequality and guaranteeing fair access to high-quality education.
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