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| − | + | Grading of the paper [[Economics Lectures|midterm exams]] is complete. | |
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*Boys: | *Boys: | ||
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| − | ::25 | + | ::27 (two tied for this) |
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::24 (three tied for this) | ::24 (three tied for this) | ||
| + | ::23 (two tied for this) | ||
| + | ::22 (four tied for this) | ||
| + | ::21 (two tied for this) | ||
| + | ::20 | ||
*Girls: | *Girls: | ||
| + | ::27 | ||
| + | ::23 (three tied for this) | ||
::22 (three tied for this) | ::22 (three tied for this) | ||
| − | ::21 | + | ::21 (three tied for this) |
::20 | ::20 | ||
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| + | '''The number of high-performing students has nearly doubled''': | ||
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| + | *Correlating between the [[Midterm_Exam|old exam in 2007]] and new test in 2009: The old test was slightly easier, but only by 1 or 2 points. | ||
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| + | *On the old exam in 2007, 15 out of 38 students scored 20 or higher. On this new, slightly more difficult exam, 30 out of 50 students scored 20 or more. | ||
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| + | [[Category:Economics lectures]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:33, March 5, 2011
Grading of the paper midterm exams is complete.
High scores:
- Boys:
- 30 (two tied for this)
- 28
- 27 (two tied for this)
- 25 (two tied for this)
- 24 (three tied for this)
- 23 (two tied for this)
- 22 (four tied for this)
- 21 (two tied for this)
- 20
- Girls:
- 27
- 23 (three tied for this)
- 22 (three tied for this)
- 21 (three tied for this)
- 20
The number of high-performing students has nearly doubled:
- Correlating between the old exam in 2007 and new test in 2009: The old test was slightly easier, but only by 1 or 2 points.
- On the old exam in 2007, 15 out of 38 students scored 20 or higher. On this new, slightly more difficult exam, 30 out of 50 students scored 20 or more.