Relative Difference, Ranks and Moderated Assessment Mark (1 Viewer)

[Survivor39]

I would like to know how the relative difference work and thus how it effect a student.

In any course for example Mathematics.
what will be the MODERATED assessment marks be for Student 2?

Student 1 Ranked 1. School Assessment: 93. HSC Exam 90
Student 2 Ranked 2. School Assessment: 91. HSC Exam 96
etc....say a class of 5...

I know that Student 1 will get the HIGHEST EXAM mark as his/her MODERATED assessment mark, and his/her OWN EXAM MARK, therefore, his/she will end up getting 93 HSC mark.

For Student 2, he/she will get 96 for the EXAM mark but WHAT his/her MODERATED assessment mark going to be? will it be 90?

 

[Jeo]

93 aswell i think

 

[Jeo]

why does student 2 get student 1's 94??

 

[Survivor39]

Originally posted by Cyph
Student 1's HSC exam mark = (96 + 90)/2

Assume student 1 gets an asessment mark of 94. Student 2's HSC mark = (96 + 94)/2

I think you just confued me there, Cyph...
you said "Assume student 1 gets an asessment mark of 94. Student 2's HSC mark = (96 + 94)/2"

Are you referring to Student 2? If yes, then he/she will get a HSC mark of 95, which will make him/her surpassing the student that ranked first in the school (93).

 

[vince fury]

why are we guessing? why is all this not public knowledge? how do they get away with this/

 

[Survivor39]

i hope your theory is correct....if it is, whoever got a mark of 99 in the exam, the WHOLE school benetfits from it, "then every other assessment mark proceeding it must maintain the differences that were sent in by the school."
then it will be 97 in my case for student 2 (ranked 2, with the relative difference of 2), as opposed to the second HIGHEST exam mark as his/her Moderated assessment mark

 

[Jeo]

so if i am 70 away from the first guy in assessments and he gets exam mark #1 and gets 100.... my assessment mark is 30?

 

[Survivor39]

So can i say if the lower ranked students surpasses the higher ranked students in the HSC exam, the relative difference is taken into account? If on the other hand, the top students also gained the top HSC mark, the relative difference WON'T taken into account?

 

[Survivor39]

In any course for example Mathematics.
what will be the MODERATED assessment marks be for Student 2?

Student 1 Ranked 1. School Assessment: 93. HSC Exam 90
Student 2 Ranked 2. School Assessment: 91. HSC Exam 96
etc....say a class of 5...

Can Laz answer this please

 

[flyin']

You can't find the Moderated marks, without more information - the other Exam marks for the other 3 people and for that matter, their Assessment raw marks.

 

[Survivor39]

Just make them up, but in order of their ranks.

 

[flyin']

Laz should be doin' this (but since I'm procrastin' atm from my Maths test on Tuesday)...



Student 1. (School Mark: 95)
HSC Exam 90 | Moderated Assessment 97

Student 2. (School Mark: 90)
HSC Exam 97 | Moderated Assessment 91

Student 3. (School Mark: 85)
HSC Exam 89 | Moderated Assessment 85

Student 4. (School Mark: 65)
HSC Exam 52 | Moderated Assessment 59

Student 5. (School Mark: 60)
HSC Exam 70 | Moderated Assessment 52

 

[Survivor39]

Why aren't the moderated assessment marks following the relative difference of 5 marks for student 1 and 2???

 

[Survivor39]

Thank you....Can you please make the relative difference of 2 between student 1 and 2 with a cherry on top!!

 

[flyin']

That's enough editing... it wasn't a good example, in hindsight. *Shrugs / Sighs*

 

[Survivor39]

Originally posted by flyin'
That's enough editing... it wasn't a good example, in hindsight. *Shrugs / Sighs*

Hmmm.. i am totally confused by your constant editings
But I still can't see a relative difference of 2 marks between student one and two.... Please, I know it's a hard question.

 

[flyin']

Okay, attempt number 2:

[Case 1]
Student 1. (School Mark: 95)
HSC Exam 97 | Moderated Assessment 99
Student 2. (School Mark: 93)
HSC Exam 99 | Moderated Assessment > 97 (eg. 97.3?)
Student 3. (School Mark: 60)
HSC Exam 72 | Moderated Assessment 72

[Case 2]
Student 1. (School Mark: 95)
HSC Exam 97 | Moderated Assessment 99
Student 2. (School Mark: 93)
HSC Exam 99 | Moderated Assessment < 97 (eg. 96.4?)
Student 3. (School Mark: 60)
HSC Exam 50 | Moderated Assessment 50

 

[Survivor39]

Why is the moderated assessment marks are different in person two, even though the relative difference in BOTH cases are the SAME?

 

[flyin']

The relative difference of 2 marks should be read in context. Look carefully at Student 3 and you'll notice the difference in the 2 scenarios.

 

[Ragerunner]

Hahahahha. Stop paying out the poor guy out

Should wait for laz to answer this. He seems to know everything.