is this correct?: The demographics of the surveyed population indicate a diverse range of teaching experience and educational levels among the respondents. In terms of teaching experience, 14% of respondents (n=5) reported having less than five years of experience, 31% (n=11) reported five to ten years, 20% (n=7) reported 11 to 15 years, and 34% (n=12) reported 16 or more years. Regarding education level, 31% of respondents (n=11) reported having a BA degree, 54% (n=19) reported having a Master's degree, 9% (n=3) reported having a Specialist degree, and 6% (n=2) reported having a Doctorate. These results suggest a predominantly experienced and highly educated respondent pool. However, it is important to note it is not feasible to calculate accurate mean and standard deviation values from this data. The teaching experience is presented in ranges rather than exact numbers, and the category "16 or more years" lacks a defined upper limit. Similarly, the education levels are categorical and not numerical, making it impossible to include an average or standard deviation