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Jun 21, 2018
To calculate the score, do I take the predicted score of each student and compare it the the actual score and find the difference. For example:
Predicted Score for Johny: 70th percentile
Actual Score in May for Johny: 73rd percentile
+3 point gain for Johny
And then calculate every student gain or loss and find the average.
Thanks,
Jarett
hst@yahoo.com
I am not an expert, so everything I say here is my opinion based on how I understand this works. So my short answer to your proposed calculation is no, it is not equivalent to the EVAAS result you will receive in October. . The EVAAS score released in the fall includes how all students taking the same exam this year score, so it cannot be calculate...See More
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