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Table 1 Comparison of opinions on online teaching between teachers and students

From: Online education at the medical School of Tongji University during the COVID-19 pandemic: a cross-sectional study

Question

Identity

Total (%)

N = 488

P-value

Student (%)

N = 394

Teacher (%)

N = 94

In favor of online teaching

353 (89.6)

82 (87.2)

435 (89.1)

0.509

The views for online education

 Only an emergency measure

155 (39.3)

37 (39.4)

192 (39.3)

0.999

 Supplement to offline teaching

189 (48.0)

50 (53.2)

239 (49.0)

0.363

 Replacement of offline teaching

27 (6.9)

5 (5.3)

32 (6.6)

0.59

Good adaptation to online teaching

354 (89.8)

77 (81.1)

431 (86.5)

0.017

Good communication in online class

117 (29.7)

45 (47.9)

162 (33.2)

0.001

Too much learning tasks assigned than in offline teaching

173 (43.1)

85 (90.4)

258 (52.8)

< 0.001

Ideal teaching effect of online education

171 (43.4)

64 (68.1)

235 (48.2)

< 0.001

Satisfaction with online teaching

243 (61.7)

53 (60.7)

209 (61.5)

0.625

Expectation for regular online education

114 (28.9)

25 (26.6)

139 (28.5)

0.652

In favor of resource sharing among colleges

246 (62.4)

66 (70.2)

312 (63.9)

0.158