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Table 4 Teachers’ personal characteristics affecting their online education satisfaction (n = 95)

From: Barriers and facilitators to online medical and nursing education during the COVID-19 pandemic: perspectives from international students from low- and middle-income countries and their teaching staff

Characteristics

Satisfied with online education

Not satisfied with online education

p-value

 

58 (61.1%)

37 (38.9%)

 

Gender

   

Male

23 (57.5%)

17 (42.5%)

.545

Female

35 (63.6%)

20 (36.4%)

Age

   

25–34

19 (76.0%)

6 (24.0%)

.202

35–44

31 (55.4%)

25 (44.6%)

45–54

8 (57.1%)

6 (42.9%)

Professional title

   

Lecturer and below

29 (63.0%)

17 (37.0%)

.002

Associate professor

25 (71.4%)

10 (28.6%)

Professor

4 (28.6%)

10 (71.4%)

 

Teaching subject type

 

Basic subjects

33 (64.7%)

18 (35.3%)

.432

Clinical subjects

25 (56.8%)

19 (43.2%)

Work type

   

Teaching and others

52 (62.7%)

31 (37.3%)

.529

Teaching only

6 (50.0%)

6 (50.0%)

Teaching experience

 

Less than 5 years

32 (65.3%)

17 (34.7%)

.380

5 years or more

26 (56.5%)

20 (43.5%)

Previous online teaching experience

 

None

41 (57.7%)

30 (42.3%)

.256

Some

17 (70.8%)

7 (29.2%)

Place to conduct online teaching

 

Home

48 (63.2%)

28 (36.8%)

.400

Work place

10 (52.6%)

9 (47.4%)