Why Eliminate Raw Scores?
Scaled scores are intended to make scores more meaningful by defining a scale of measurement that is not tied to a particular form of a test. Scaled scores help resolve confusion among users of the score reports when there are changes in the testing program. A major benefit of scaled scores for test takers is that it provides a way for them to compare their level of performance from one administration of the exam to another. A reporting scale that remains constant across test forms enables candidates to make comparisons on how they did.
Related Questions
- An ongoing concern amongst harvesters is that raw material shares will eliminate competition for raw material and result in reduced prices. What will prevent this from happening?
- When entering scores in the scoring assistant, do I enter the quartile score or the raw score?
- Why is there no space for raw scores on the summary page?
