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[Assessment 1972] Re: GED and HS Scores
Stephanie Moran
stephanie at durangoaec.orgTue Jun 2 23:41:18 EDT 2009
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Hi, Michael-all good questions, but I don't have any more info that what
I've shared-GEDTS in DC should be able to help you. I'm at home but if you
send me a reminder, I'll email you some contacts there, okay?
S
From: assessment-bounces at nifl.gov [mailto:assessment-bounces at nifl.gov] On
Behalf Of Michael A. Gyori
Sent: Tuesday, June 02, 2009 11:13 AM
To: 'The Assessment Discussion List'
Subject: [Assessment 1968] Re: GED and HS Scores
Hello Stephanie,
Even if the Colorado statistics (what year are they from?) are in the
ballpark, it still means that 40% (a very high number) of high school
graduates might or would not be able to pass the GED test. Unless I'm
missing something, a GED certificate reveals more about baseline skills than
does graduation from HS.
I still remain interested in how the 5,000 HS graduates were selected for
GED norming purposes, and whether they represent an "acceptable" sample of
all HS graduates nationwide. Further, do the statistics accommodate for the
fact that one can get a score of 410 on any given part of the test provided
the total score is at least 2,250? And, if so, I'd be interested in what a
breakdown across the GED test subjects would look like when compared with HS
graduates.
Thank you for all the information so far,
Michael
From: assessment-bounces at nifl.gov [mailto:assessment-bounces at nifl.gov] On
Behalf Of Stephanie Moran
Sent: Monday, June 01, 2009 9:33 AM
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Subject: [Assessment 1967] GED and HS Scores
A bit more info from the CO Dept of Ed AEFL site
GED Standard Score and Estimated Class Rank
of Graduating High School Seniors
GED Score
Est. Class Rank
GED Score
Est. Class Rank
700
Top 1%
550
Top 25%
670
Top 2%
530
Top 33%
660
Top 3%
520
Top 40%
640
Top 5%
500
Top 50%
610
Top 10%
460
Top 55%
580
Top 15%
450
Top 60%
570
Top 20%
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