Research Article

Perception and Challenges of Virtual Classes with Gender Digital Divide amidst and Post-COVID-19 Pandemic in Iraq: An Empirical Analysis

Table 13

Students’ opinions toward teachers in virtual classes.

S. NoStatementsSD (1)D (2)Total (1 + 2)N (3)A (4)SA (5)Total (4 + 5)

1Teachers did transmit instructions better in online classes than in offline classes18.2%28.7%46.9%10.8%17.3%24.9%42.2%
2Teachers verify whether we have understood the lessons by seeking feedback or encouraging us to ask more questions15.4%24.1%39.5%16.8%18.2%25.5%43.4%
3I can ask any questions to my teacher and receive a quick response during online classes15.7%22%37.7%12.2%22%28.2%50.2%
4The teacher is more satisfied with modern platforms and has a positive attitude toward e-learning20.3%27.4%47.7%8.7%14.1%29.5%43.6%
5Schools and government have expressed willingness to help students with the provision of equipment needed for participation in e-learning13.8%42.3%56.1%9.8%19.5%14.6%34.1%

Source. Authors’ calculations based on a Google Forms questionnaire.