Raw Scores
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Re: Raw Scores
Wouldn't that make it 79%, not 71%?
I emailed KCC and was told I should have them within a month.
I emailed KCC and was told I should have them within a month.
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Re: Raw Scores
Ha @ Fatbananas, that's what I made it, clearly i've got the wrong end of the stick! Good job it's not be vying for a Grammar School place!
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Re: Raw Scores
I am sure that someone will come along who is much better than explaining the system than me but this is how I understand it. Here goes ...
In order to get full marks on a paper e.g. 138 in English, you dont have to score 100% i.e. get all the questions right. In the past it has been approximately 75% of correct answers gives you full marks on the paper and poss 50% is a pass. Your RAW score is the percentage your DC got on the paper, it then gets standardised according to age to give you your paper mark e.g. 109.
What I dont understand is how 71% (what would have been considered a high score) could equal 109. But I have heard (from a reliable source) that to pass the Maths this year you only needed to 11 questions right out of the 30 which makes the pass 37%. It seems to imply that you needed to have scored very highly in the English to get a pass. So it all seems at bit topsy turvy.
Once people get their RAW score from KCC - it may well all become clear.
Hope this makes sense and please if I have got this wrong forgive me and someone will, I'm sure, correct it. Thanks
In order to get full marks on a paper e.g. 138 in English, you dont have to score 100% i.e. get all the questions right. In the past it has been approximately 75% of correct answers gives you full marks on the paper and poss 50% is a pass. Your RAW score is the percentage your DC got on the paper, it then gets standardised according to age to give you your paper mark e.g. 109.
What I dont understand is how 71% (what would have been considered a high score) could equal 109. But I have heard (from a reliable source) that to pass the Maths this year you only needed to 11 questions right out of the 30 which makes the pass 37%. It seems to imply that you needed to have scored very highly in the English to get a pass. So it all seems at bit topsy turvy.
Once people get their RAW score from KCC - it may well all become clear.
Hope this makes sense and please if I have got this wrong forgive me and someone will, I'm sure, correct it. Thanks
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Re: Raw Scores
ah of course, as there wasn't 141 questions was there?
I wonder where this scores come from and why it can't just be a straightforward mark out of 30 or whatever!
How does all this become relevent anyway?
I wonder where this scores come from and why it can't just be a straightforward mark out of 30 or whatever!
How does all this become relevent anyway?
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Re: Raw Scores
Ok so I just received raw scores.
So my ds got 122/138 english
122/141 maths
114/141 reasoning
Maths 18/30
english 21/24
Reasoning 47/80
He's 10.6
So my ds got 122/138 english
122/141 maths
114/141 reasoning
Maths 18/30
english 21/24
Reasoning 47/80
He's 10.6
Last edited by gravesendgal on Fri Oct 24, 2014 9:46 am, edited 2 times in total.
Re: Raw Scores
Wow! 3 questions in English cost you 16 points?!!!!gravesendgal wrote:Ok so I just received raw scores.
So my ds got 122/138 english
122/141 maths
117/141 reasoning
Maths 18/40
english 21/24
Reasoning 47/80
He's 10.6
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Re: Raw Scores
Did you get the raw scores from KCC, Gravesendgirl? I'm a bit at all the scores tbh. But especially the English!
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Re: Raw Scores
So odd isn't it? But yes got them from kcc earlier on
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Re: Raw Scores
Shouldn't that be 18/30 for maths??