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. 2021 Dec 14;7(12):e08596. doi: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2021.e08596

Table 7.

Pedagogical abilities for implementing online education.

Issues Never
Very rarely
Occasionally
Very
Frequently
Always
Not stated
F % F % F % F % F % F %
1. I feel confident when proposing new learning activities. 33 1,0% 108 3,4% 581 18,3% 1000 31,4% 1451 45,6% 10 0,3%
2. I feel that there exists some support by students' parents during the proposed activities. 90 2,8% 487 15,3% 992 31,2% 953 29,9% 638 20,0% 23 0,7%
3. I believe online education is adequate for training in the school environment. 189 5,9% 575 18,1% 1122 35,2% 866 27,2% 417 13,1% 14 0,4%
4. I can include online teaching didactic strategies to generate learning. 23 0,7% 117 3,7% 747 23,5% 1172 36,8% 1107 34,8% 17 0,5%
5. I organize the class online by means of a sequential didactic process. 44 1,4% 135 4,2% 710 22,3% 1107 34,8% 1166 36,6% 21 0,7%
6. The didactic methodologies that I use are the same as those that are foreseen for face-to-face classes. 237 7,4% 837 26,3% 928 29,2% 785 24,7% 376 11,8% 20 0,6%
7. I integrate the skills with performance criteria to facilitate online work. 22 0,7% 100 3,1% 679 21,3% 1083 34,0% 1282 40,3% 17 0,5%
8. I diversify didactic resources for online classes. 37 1,2% 110 3,5% 682 21,4% 1180 37,1% 1148 36,1% 26 0,8%
9. I review and provide feedback about the students' online work. 41 1,3% 136 4,3% 652 20,5% 984 30,9% 1336 42,0% 34 1,1%
10. I carry out curricular adjustments to serve specific educational needs. 39 1,2% 141 4,4% 619 19,4% 1076 33,8% 1274 40,0% 34 1,1%
11. Online education has the same effectiveness of face-to-face education. 585 18,4% 717 22,5% 934 29,3% 718 22,6% 205 6,4% 24 0,8%