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Monday, 13 August 2018

Term 3 analysis of variance... ORAL LANGUAGE PROGRESS

NAME
Chronological Age
Term 1
Term 1
(Base-Line)
Assessment
+/-
chronological age
Chronological Age
Term 2
Term 2
(School)
Assessment
+/-
chronological age
S.K
6YRS
2MTHS
3YS
8MTHS
-2YRS 6MTHS
6YRS
5MHS
4YRS 8MTHS
-1YR
9MTHS
F.H
6YRS
1MTH
6YRS
1MTH
@
6YRS
4MTHS
5YRS 10MTHS
-6MTHS
A.G
6YRS
3MTHS
4YRS 11MTHS
-1YRS 4MTHS
6YRS
6MTHS
4YRS 8MTHS
-1YR
10MTHS
N.G
6 YRS
3MTHS
5YRS
-1YR
3MTHS
6YRS
6MTHS
5YRS 6MTHS
-1YR
J.T
6YRS
8 MTHS
5YRS 10MTHS
-8MTHS
6YRS 11MTHS
5YRS 6MTHS
-1YR
5MTHS
T.A
6YRS 10MTHS
6YRS 6MTHS
-4MTHS
7YRS
1MTH
5YRS 10MTHS
-1YR
3MTHS



   
NAME
Chronological Age
Term 3
Term 3
(Base-Line)
Assessment
+/-
chronological age
Chronological Age
Term 4
Term 4
(School)
Assessment
+/-
chronological age
S.K
6YRS
8MTHS
6YRS
1MTH
- 7MTHS



F.H
6YRS
7 MTH
7YRS
3MTHS
+ 8MTHS



A.G
6YRS
9 MTHS
5YRS
-1YR
9MTHS



N.G
6 YRS
9 MTHS
7YRS
3MTHS
+ 6MTHS



J.T
7YRS
2 MTHS
6YRS
1MTH
-1YR
1MTH



T.A
7YRS
4MTHS
7YRS
5mths
+ 1MTH





NAME
PROGRESS from initial base-line to Term 3
(6 months)
S.K
+ 2Years 5 Months
F.H
+2 Years 2 Months
A.G
+ 1 Month
N.G
+ 2 Years 3 Months
J.T
+ 3 Months
T.A
+ 11Months


My six T.I students have ALL made progress. 

There was an overall "average" movement of 17+ months across all six students.  
The greatest gain was 29 months (in 6 months).
x3 students made accelerated progress.
More girls made accelerated progress than boys.
x2 girls made less than 6 months progress.

Q. Why did A.G only make x1 month's progress but N.G made x27 months progress?
Q. Why are the "boys" making more progress  overall than the girls?

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