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The mean final exam score of non-lab/PLTL students (n = 26) was 77.92 (SD = 10.35), while the mean final exam score of non-lab/non-PLTL students (n = 78) was 66.26 (SD = 26.08).
The mean final exam scores and final course grades of non-lab/PLTL and non-lab/non-PLTL groups are compared in Figure 1.
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Usually it means final.
Final, however, means final.
This could possible mean that the final exam could be eliminated from engineering curricula, but the variability is significant as measured by the correlation R statistic.
Overall, the spring students (N = 90) had significantly higher means on all final exam and class scores than the fall students (N = 171; Brown Forsythe: all p < 0.001).
The estimated marginal means of the final exam scores (after accounting for GPA) were 63.38 ± 0.704 for students in the MC-only class, compared with 69.43 ± 0.860 for students in the MC + SA class (and 68.0 ± 0.83 for male and 64.81 ± 0.731 for female students; Figure 2).
By comparison, he noted, middle schoolers had more at stake: For them, failing the final exam means not getting course credit, in keeping with state requirements.
This means that, a posteriori, your final exam may count as 60% or 85% instead of 35%.
Based on the estimated marginal means (controlling for GPA) of final exam scores (Table 5), it appears that the fall students (both participants and nonparticipants) performed on the level of the nonparticipants in spring, and thus the difference between semesters was due to a lack of a significant study group effect on participants in fall.
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