Practically the acceptability of policy depends upon the criteria such as expertise,
relevance, and jurisdiction. These criteria are related to individual, organizational, and
environment factors of policies.
The purpose of this study was to analyze the teachers' acceptability and factors that
have influence on recent major teacher policies. This study employed questionnaire
survey for 520 teachers in elementary and secondary schools. Major findings from
research questions are as follows: First, the degree of acceptability among the Teacher
Evaluation for Professional Development System(TEPDS), Principal Public Subscription
System(PPSS), and Master Teacher Program(MTP), was significantly different. Second,
the acceptability of TEPDS was influenced by the teacher's career, established type of
school, teacher's association, position, political disposition, location, and sex. Third, the
acceptability of PPSS was influenced by teacher's career, established type, and teacher's
association. Fourth, the acceptability of MTP was influenced by teacher's career, teacher's
association. The most important factors influencing to teacher' acceptability of teacher
related policy were teacher's career and teacher's association. In conclusion, to raise up
the teacher commitment for teacher related policies, it is necessary to consider these
factors that influenced the acceptability of teachers.