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Interpreting School Data Assignment 2
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Histogram Reading
Scenario G
Questions
1. Based on this chart, what percentage of the school’s third graders have achieved proficiency?
2. Based on this chart, what percentage of the school’s third graders were less than Proficient in reading?
3. One of your colleagues, after looking at these data says, “There’s something wrong with this chart.” Would you agree? Why or why not?
Proficiency Requirements
Scenario H
Questions
1. What do these data tell you about how well students are doing at your school?
Regarding the statements below, indicate whether you agree or disagree with each and why.
2. The majority of our eighth graders are proficient in eighth-grade math.
3. Our school is not getting enough European American students to proficiency, but African American students are meeting the required performance standard.
4. Our school is classified as low performing based on these mathematics scores.
5. What actions should your school consider to avoid being labeled “low performing” in the coming year?
6. Which of these statements do you agree with based on these data? (Explain your answer for each.)
a. This year all eighth graders should get more intensive instruction in mathematics.
b. This year all European American students should get more intensive instruction in mathematics.
c. Teachers should obtain a detailed breakdown of last year’s test results by item or content standard.
d. Our eighth-grade mathematics program isn’t necessarily “broken,” there’s a good chance that 50% or more of European American students will meet the proficiency requirement this year.
Scenario G
Suppose you’re in a meeting to discuss 2005-06 reading data from the state assessment for your
school’s third grade and they hand out this data display.
Figure 7: Histogram
Go to Data Worksheet 1 and answer the questions for Scenario G using Figure 7.
Grade 3
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45%
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Scenario H
Suppose you’re teaching in a district that requires students to attain eighth-grade proficiency in
mathematics in order to enroll in Algebra I in high school. Looking at students’ performance the
preceding year, you found the results in Figure 8 for the Latino and African American students
who make up your school’s entire student body.
• A score of 65% on the district math test is considered proficient, and
• A school is considered “low performing” if less than 50% of students in any student
subgroup reach proficiency.
Figure 8: 2005–06 Achievement in Grade 8 Mathematics
Group Number of Students Mean Math Score Percentage
Proficient
Number
Proficient
African
American
228 67.5 61 139
European
American
31 66 48 15
Go to Data Worksheet 2 and answer the questions for Scenario H using Figure 8.
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Histogram Reading
Proficiency Requirements