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Table 3 Response percentages of items related to students’ performance and understanding

From: Students engagement using polls in virtual sessions of physiology, pathology, and pharmacology at King Saud bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences during COVID-19 pandemic: a cross-sectional study

Item

Third year

N = 99(%)

Fourth Year

N = 85(%)

Total

N = 184(%)

p-value

Polls participation improved understanding of subjects

 Agree

89(89.9)

74(87.1)

163(88.5)

0.815

 Neutral

9(9.1)

10(11.7)

19(10.3)

 Disagree

1(1.1)

1(1.2)

2(1.1)

Polls improved performance

 Agree

62(62.6)

54(63.5)

116(63.1)

0.268

 Neutral

33(33.4)

23(27.1)

56(30.4)

 Disagree

4(4.1)

8(9.5)

12(6.5)

Polls improve grades

 Agree

54(54.5)

43(50.5)

97(52.7)

0.004

 Neutral

41(41.2)

26(30.6)

67(36.4)

 Disagree

4(4.1)

16(18.8)

20(10.8)

Spending more time for classes using polls

 Agree

29(29.3)

21(24.7)

50(27.1)

< 0.001

 Neutral

48(48.4)

22(25.8)

70(38.1)

 Disagree

22(22.2)

42(49.4)

64(34.7)

Feedback from instructors about solution of polls helped in understanding MCQ

 Agree

93(93.9)

75(88.3)

168(91.3)

0.359

 Neutral

5(5.1)

7(8.2)

12(6.5)

 Disagree

1(1.1)

3(3.5)

4(2.2)

Attendance improved in the subjects using polls

 Agree

48(48.4)

41(48.2)

89(48.4)

0.011

 Neutral

44(44.4)

26(30.5)

70(38.1)

 Disagree

7(7.1)

18(21.1)

25(13.5)