7. Thirty prospective teachers take a standards-based teacher competency test. The 7. results are as follows (each
Question:
7. Thirty prospective teachers take a standards-based teacher competency test. The 7.
results are as follows (each score reflects the percentage of standards for which the prospective teacher demonstrates proficiency):
81 91 89 81 79 82 70 92 80 64 73 86 87 72 74 75 90 85 83 82 79 82 78 96 77 85 83 87 88 80 Because the range of these 30 scores is 96 −64 32, the plausible values of i are 2 or 3.
(a) How did we get these two values of i?
(b) Construct a frequency distribution with i 3 and 63–65 as the lowest interval;
include score limits and exact limits, frequencies, percentages, cumulative frequencies, and cumulative percentages.
(c) Construct a frequency distribution with i 2 and 64–65 as the lowest interval;
include percentages, cumulative frequencies, and cumulative percentages.
(d) Which frequency distribution do you prefer—one based on i 2 or i 3?
Why?
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Fundamentals Of Statistical Reasoning In Education
ISBN: 9781118425213
4th Edition
Authors: Theodore Coladarci, Casey D. Cobb