本研究旨在瞭解天下雜誌教育基金會推動[希望閱讀計劃]的成效，發現偏鄉閱讀教育的現況與需求，同時規劃出[希望閱讀計劃]未來行動方案。天下雜誌教育基金會自2004年開始啟動[希望閱讀計劃]，在200所偏遠小學推動閱讀。本研究分析比較過去六年，基金會針對聯盟小學進行的五次問卷調查，一次與校長及老師[世界咖啡館]的深度會談，並將會談中得到的結論，再透過問卷，建立200所聯盟小學共識，據以定出希望閱讀計劃之未來行動方案。 研究結果顯示，[希望閱讀計劃]已對200所偏遠學校產生相當重大的影響。學校對於基金會的期待，也從資源提供者，轉變為政策推動者。未來在偏鄉推動閱讀，首先應建立學校行政領導團隊和老師對推動閱讀的共識，提升老師的自信心與企圖心，並且敦促政府要有長遠的閱讀教育規劃，才有可能建構真正有系統的閱讀教育。 [希望閱讀計劃]未來行動方案，不僅只是送書到偏鄉學校，亦企圖提供一個完整的偏鄉學校推動閱讀的支援系統。此支援系統涵蓋從閱讀教育資源、人力資源進入教學現場，閱讀推手教育訓練並展現閱讀成果，到推動閱讀在地深耕。因為家庭失能與經濟弱勢，是偏鄉學校家庭教育最大的痛，政府政策和外界資源，尤應正視並繼續給予支援，激勵社區參與學校教育工作。 偏鄉教育，除了民間團體投入外，更重要的是政府相關單位，提出長遠的教育規劃，從政策面推動，才能真正幫助偏遠地區的老師孩子，有機會飛出低谷，海闊天空的飛翔。 / This study aims to understand the effectiveness of the [Hope Reading Program,] a charitable effort promoted by the Common Wealth Magazine Education Foundation. It aims to find the current situation and needs of literacy programs in remote cities and towns, and to outline a future action plan for the [Hope Reading Program]. The Common Wealth Magazine Education Foundation started the [Hope Reading Program] in 2004, and promoted reading in 200 remote primary schools. This study includes (1) the analysis and comparison of the past six years’ surveys; (2) results from five different surveys of primary schools allied with the Common Wealth Magazine Education Foundation, and (3) the result of the [World Café] event in which we invited principals and teachers to share their experience with us in detail, after which we established the primary consensus of the alliance of 200 primary schools through the use of questionnaires, in order to come up with the future action plan of the [Hope Reading Program]. The result shows that the [Hope Reading Program] has made a significant impact on the 200 rural primary schools. What’s more, the schools’ expectations of the Common Wealth Magazine Education Foundation were changed from resource provider to policy executor. In the future, we should first establish the consensus on literary programs with the rural primary schools’ executive leadership teams and teachers, enhance the teachers’ confidence and ambition, and urge the government to have long-term plans for literacy programs, so that it would be possible to approach reading education in a systematic fashion. The future action plan of the [Hope Reading Program] is to not only send books to rural primary schools, but also to provide a complete support system that promotes reading. This support system should include educational resources, human resources, the training and sharing of best practices for promoters, and the formation of the local reading culture. Due to dysfunctional households and economic disadvantages, the lack of home education is a major source of complications for rural schools. Policymakers and external providers should take this into consideration when giving support and encouraging community involvement in school-based educational efforts. Education in rural schools relies not only on the efforts of civic groups, but more importantly, on the government’s long-term education plans, which will provide the boost necessary to help the children and teachers in rural areas to find good opportunities and fly high to a brighter future.