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Table 12 Percentages of student agreement on questions regarding their perceptions on assessment and grading during the COVID-19 disruption

From: Students’ and teachers’ perceptions of students’ academic outcomes in Slovenia: evidence from REDS data

 

Strongly disagree

Disagree

Agree

Strongly agree

Percentage (SE)

Percentage (SE)

Percentage

(SE)

Percentage

(SE)

For my grades during the 1st wave of the epidemic, I had to have the same good knowledge as I would have had if there had been no epidemic

3.60 (0.39)

24.56 (0.84)

51.35 (0.96)

20.48 (0.86)

When assessing knowledge at a distance, teachers were able to ensure that students did not use unauthorized aids or other aids in assessment

6.43 (0.54)

25.86 (1.04)

52.17 (1.03)

15.53 (0.87)

My grades were significantly influenced by how much my parents or guardians helped me

15.61 (0.89)

42.76 (0.99)

31.74 (1.23)

9.89 (0.78)

The lessons were carried out well enough by the teachers during the distance education that I think it was right that they could also assess the knowledge

5.36 (0.53)

20.11 (0.91)

59.19 (1.02)

15.33 (0.85)

I have a feeling that the teachers gave us higher grades than they would have otherwise if the school had not been closed

10.59 (0.74)

32.56 (1.10)

42.59 (0.96)

14.25 (0.89)