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. 2016 Jun 15;2016:5138952. doi: 10.1155/2016/5138952

Table 5.

Association of knowledge score about epilepsy with teachers' self-reported experience with epilepsy.

Experience item  Knowledge score p
(Out of 13)
Median (Range)
Have you ever dealt with a person with epilepsy? <0.001
 Yes 6 (0–12)
 No 5 (0–11)
Does any member of your family have epilepsy? <0.001
 Yes 7 (2–12)
 No 5 (0–12)
Have you been a teacher of a student with epilepsy? 0.005
 Yes 6 (0–11)
 No 5 (0–12)
Are you currently a teacher of a student with epilepsy? 0.109
 Yes 6 (2–10)
 No 5 (0–12)
Are you aware of the life circumstances of persons with epilepsy? <0.001
 Yes 6 (0–12)
 No 5 (0–11)
Will you be prepared to handle a seizure if one of your students had a fit during class? <0.001
 Yes 6 (0–12)
 No 5 (0–12)
Do you think you have sufficient training in first-aid management of seizures? <0.001
 Yes 6 (1–11)
 No 5 (0–12)
Are you aware of the different types of seizures and what they look like? 0.002
 Yes 6 (0–10)
 No 5 (0–12)
Would you like to have more general knowledge about epilepsy? 0.037
 Yes 5 (0–12)
 No 5 (0–12)
Would you like to have more information about how to respond when a student is having a seizure? 0.116
 Yes 5 (0–12)
 No 5 (0–11)
Have you received adequate training about seizure management and epilepsy in your teaching training? 0.159
 Yes 6 (0–9)
 No 5 (0–12)

p values were generated using the nonparametric Mann-Whitney U test for comparing two groups.