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TELPAS Raw Score Conversion Tables

Jonathan Delgado

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Abstract

The basic score on any test is the raw score, or the number of questions answered correctly. You can only interpret a raw score as a particular set of test questions. Scale scores differ from raw scores in that you can interpret scale scores across different sets of test questions. Scale scores allow you to compare

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The basic score on any test is the raw score, or the number of questions answered correctly. You can only interpret a raw score as a particular set of test questions. Scale scores differ from raw scores in that you can interpret scale scores across different sets of test questions. Scale scores allow you to compare

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The basic score on any test is the raw score, or the number of questions answered correctly. You can only interpret a raw score as a particular set of test questions. Scale scores differ from raw scores in that you can interpret scale scores across different sets of test questions. Scale scores allow you to compare

Key concepts: Raw score, Raw data, Test score, Scale (ratio), Test (biology), Standard score, Statistics, Computer science

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