Skip to main content
. 2023 Jan 4;15(1):e33377. doi: 10.7759/cureus.33377

Table 2. Frequency of students’ negative awareness about online teaching of pathology.

S. No. Question Fully agree Agree Neutral Disagree Fully disagree
1 Asking questions online is much easier than on-site          
26.5% (22) 25.3% (21) 22.9% (19) 15.7% (13) 9.6% (8)
Total 51.80% 22.90% 25.30%
2 I found difficulties interacting with teachers online 9.6% (8) 15.7% (13) 25.3% (21) 32.5% (27) 16.9% (14)
Total 25.30% 25.30% 49.40%
3 Physical separation from university affected my life quality at the time of social distancing 19.3% (16) 31.3% (26) 27.7% (23) 15.7% (13) 6.0% (5)
Total 50.60% 27.70% 21.70%
4 Physical separation from colleagues affected my life quality at the time of social distancing 19.3% (16) 32.5% (27) 25.3% (21) 16.9% (14) 6.0% (5)
Total 51.80% 25.30% 22.90%
5 I found it very hard to isolate study activities from home duties 16.9% (14) 33.7% (28) 20.5% (17) 24.1% (20) 4.8% (4)
Total 50.60% 20.50% 28.90%
6 My well-being is influenced by the COVID-19 pandemic 19.3% (16) 22.9% (19) 22.9% (19) 26.5% (22) 8.4% (7)
Total 42.20% 22.90% 34.90%
7 I am stressed about almost being uncovered to COVID-19 amid lab training 15.7% (13) 36.1% (30) 20.5% (17) 18.1% (15) 9.6% (8)
Total 51.80% 20.50% 27.70%
8 This year my grades were affected by the COVID-19 pandemic 33.7% (28) 24.1% (20) 19.3% (16) 19.3% (16) 3.6% (3)
Total 57.80% 19.30% 22.90%
9 Poor strength of the internet at home affects my study 20.5% (17) 30.1% (25) 22.9% (19) 21.7% (18) 4.8% (4)
Total 50.60% 22.90% 26.50%
10 The poor strength of the teacher’s internet affects my study 10.8% (9) 24.1% (20) 38.6% (32) 21.7% (18) 4.8% (4)
Total 34.90% 38.60% 26.50%
11 Is it more difficult for me to focus during online teaching compared to onsite teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic?          
21.7% (18) 36.1% (30) 30.1% (25) 9.6% (8) 2.4% (2)
Total 57.80% 30.10% 12.00%