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STAAR Raw Score Conversion Tables for 2015-2016

Eli Cadena

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Student Assessment Home | Assessment A-Z Directory | Contact Student Assessment The basic score on any test is the raw score, which is the number of questions correct. 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 s

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Student Assessment Home | Assessment A-Z Directory | Contact Student Assessment The basic score on any test is the raw score, which is the number of questions correct. 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 s

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Student Assessment Home | Assessment A-Z Directory | Contact Student Assessment The basic score on any test is the raw score, which is the number of questions correct. 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 s

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

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