Economics Units 3 & 4

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0%
Readiness
+3 points in 2 weeks
0
Estimated median study score
out of 50, a rough estimate
0%
Heading for 40+
of the class, estimated
0%
Students at risk
under 45% readiness
0%
Coverage
of topics assessed so far
How these numbers workShow
Mastery
For each topic in the study design, how well a student knows it, from 0 to 100%, based on their quizzes and practice in otto.
Readiness
The average of a student's topic masteries in a subject. A class, a subject or the whole school is the average of its students. 59% means students have, on average, mastered 59% of what their exams cover.
Points
How far a percentage moved. "+3 points" means readiness went from 56% to 59%. Changes are over the last two weeks unless it says otherwise.
At risk
A student under 45% readiness. Slipping means readiness fell 3 or more points in two weeks. Not studying means no study in otto this week.
Estimated study score
Readiness converted to the 50-point study score scale with a simple formula. A rough guide to where scores are heading, not a prediction.
Equity gap
The difference in readiness between the top quarter and the bottom quarter of students.
Value-add
How much the average student's readiness rose over the last two weeks.
Coverage
How much of the study design students have been assessed on in otto so far.

Readiness Over Time

+3 points in 2 weeks

Last 8 weeks.

8 weeks agoNow · 57%

Estimated Study Scores

A rough estimate from each student's readiness: 18% of this class is heading for 40+. Not a prediction.

40+3
35-397
30-344
25-292
Under 251

Topic Mastery

Cohort mastery of every area of the study design, weakest first. This is your reteach priority list for Economics.

  • Aggregate demand and supply45%
    41% of the class behind on this
  • Free trade and globalisation53%
    29% of the class behind on this
  • Market mechanisms and elasticity58%
    21% of the class behind on this
  • Economic goals and indicators59%
    20% of the class behind on this
  • Aggregate supply policies60%
    18% of the class behind on this
  • Market failure and intervention69%
    5% of the class behind on this
  • Monetary policy69%
    5% of the class behind on this
  • Fiscal policy73%
    5% of the class behind on this
Out-of-class effort
2.8 days

Average study days a week, 114 min. 2 not studying outside class.

Attainment gap
47 points

In this subject the top quarter of the class is 79% ready, the bottom quarter 32%.

Intervention
24%

of the class is below the intervention line and needs targeted support.