For those interested, here are some raw-score to scaled score conversion charts for the NY Regents Math A for June 2008.
Left: Raw Score-Scaled Score. Center: point differential vs raw-score. Right: Percent increase of scaled score over raw score vs the raw score. In other words, (scaled-raw)/raw * 100%
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Thursday, June 26, 2008
NY Regents: Mathematics A Conversions
For those interested, here are some raw-score to scaled score conversion charts for the NY Regents Math A for June 2008. Think the middle of the pack is getting enough of a boost?
Left: Raw Score-Scaled Score. Center: point differential vs raw-score. Right: Percent increase of scaled score over raw score vs the raw score. In other words, (scaled-raw)/raw * 100%
Left: Raw Score-Scaled Score. Center: point differential vs raw-score. Right: Percent increase of scaled score over raw score vs the raw score. In other words, (scaled-raw)/raw * 100%
Integrated Algebra Conversions June 2008
For those interested, here are some raw-score to scaled score conversion charts for the NY Integrated Algebra for June 2008. Think the middle of the pack is getting enough of a boost?
Left: Raw Score-Scaled Score. Center: point differential vs raw-score. Right: Percent increase of scaled score over raw score vs the raw score. In other words, (scaled-raw)/raw * 100%
Left: Raw Score-Scaled Score. Center: point differential vs raw-score. Right: Percent increase of scaled score over raw score vs the raw score. In other words, (scaled-raw)/raw * 100%