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“Numeracy” Example question from the assessment: “Q1. Imagine that we roll a fair, six‐sided die 1000 times. Out of 1000 rolls, how many times do you think th
by jl2718 5y ago
“Numeracy”
Example question from the assessment:
“Q1. Imagine that we roll a fair, six‐sided die 1000 times. Out of 1000 rolls, how many times do you think the die would come up as an even number?”
- Terretta 5y agoWhat point are you hoping to land by providing this example?
- fuzzfactor 5y agoDoes rather seem like a filter for non-numeracy. This could contribute to outliers and looking at the raw data there is too much scatter for me to recognize a very definitive comparison. Plus with a common y-axis but different x-axes terms, the slopes can not be as meaningful relatively as I would like to see. More helpful normalization might be possible with a much larger data set. However it can be seen that only two participants had learning rate scores 1.6 or above, so those must be the same two points on each applicable graph. Notice they were at the high end of all three tested characteristics.
- jl2718 5y agoThe HN title said “math” but the actual term used was “numeracy”, and the example shows the level tested for.