Table 1 Sociodemographic differences in teachers’ attitude towards and perceived stress from emergency remote teaching (ERT).

From: Sociodemographic and work-related differences in teachers’ attitude towards and perceived stress from emergency remote teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic

 

Attitude towards ERT

Perceived stress from ERT

Sample, n (%)

Value, mean (SD)

Between-subject factor,

F (df), p, η2

Sample, n (%)

Value, mean (SD)

Between-subject factor,

F (df), p, η2

All

26,117 (100.00)

3.47 (.84)

 

14,189 (100.00)

5.03 (.62)

 

Gender

 (a) Female

20,159 (77.19)

3.46 (.82)

8.54 (2; 239),

p < .001, < .01b

11,422 (80.50)

5.04 (.61)

18.68 (2; 14,186),

p < .001, < .01a

 (b) Male

5867 (22.46)

3.51 (.89)

2699 (19.02)

4.96 (.64)

 (c) Diverse

91 (.35)

3.28 (1.08)

68 (.48)

5.06 (.65)

Age

 (a) 1st quartile

6511 (24.93)

3.63 (.80)

177.28 (3; 14,491),

p < .001, .02b

3377 (23.80)

4.95 (.62)

31.34 (3; 14,185),

p < .001, < .01a

 (b) 2nd quartile

6672 (25.55)

3.51 (.83)

3607 (25.42)

5.01 (.60)

 (c) 3rd quartile

6363 (24.36)

3.42 (.86)

3502 (24.68)

5.05 (.62)

 (d) 4th quartile

6571 (25.16)

3.31 (.84)

3703 (26.10)

5.09 (.61)

Children in household

 (a) 0

13,977 (53.52)

3.45 (.84)

10.74 (3; 24,523),

p < .001, < .01a

7634 (53.80)

5.03 (.62)

1.69 (3; 2801),

p > .05, .00b

 (b) 1

4242 (16.24)

3.49 (.83)

2302 (16.22)

5.03 (.62)

 (c) 2

4907 (18.79)

3.53 (.83)

2619 (18.46)

5.00 (.61)

 (d) 3 + 

1401 (5.36)

3.48 (.86)

726 (5.12)

5.02 (.59)

  1. SD standard deviation, p significance level, η2 eta squared.
  2. aANOVA.
  3. bWelch’s T-Test.