School And University Grades
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SOtbO 70 7S SO i ^0 % JDO SCHOOL AND UNIVERSITY GRADES 15 Professor Hall makes the following statements in explana- tion of his curve: "That the curve derived from the rating of 2,334 students is really a binomial curve no fair-minded judge would for a moment question or doubt. We have, therefore, demonstrated beyond cavil that examination data is biologic data and obeys the laws of distribution of biologic data.
"Certain important divergences from strict coincidence re- main yet to be explaine...d. Why does the apex of the curve stand to the right of the symmetrical binomial curve; i. e., why is the curve of my ratings unsymmetrical? The answer is to be sought in two directions: "1. Either the examiner was too generous and habitually rated his students above their equitable deserts; or "2. The students were (in a sufficient number of indi- vidual cases to influence the totals) guilty of raising their rating above what it should be by nature through dishonest mea,ns or extraneous aids in quizzes, examinations and the preparation of note books.
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SOtbO 70 7S SO i ^0 % JDO SCHOOL AND UNIVERSITY GRADES 15 Professor Hall makes the following statements in explana- tion of his curve: "That the curve derived from the rating of 2,334 students is really a binomial curve no fair-minded judge would for a moment question or doubt. We have, therefore, demonstrated beyond cavil that examination data is biologic data and obeys the laws of distribution of biologic data.
"Certain important divergences from strict coincidence re- main yet to be explaine...d. Why does the apex of the curve stand to the right of the symmetrical binomial curve; i. e., why is the curve of my ratings unsymmetrical? The answer is to be sought in two directions: "1. Either the examiner was too generous and habitually rated his students above their equitable deserts; or "2. The students were (in a sufficient number of indi- vidual cases to influence the totals) guilty of raising their rating above what it should be by nature through dishonest mea,ns or extraneous aids in quizzes, examinations and the preparation of note books.
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