Review of Statistics (SW Chapters 3)

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Review of Statistics (SW Chapters 3)

The California Test Score Data Set

Initial look at the data: (You should already know how to interpret this table) This table doesn’t tell us anything about the relationship between test scores and the STR.

Do districts with smaller classes have higher test scores Do districts with smaller classes have higher test scores? Scatterplot of test score v. student-teacher ratio What does this figure show?

We need to get some numerical evidence on whether districts with low STRs have higher test scores – but how?

Standard deviation (sBYB) Initial data analysis: Compare districts with “small” (STR < 20) and “large” (STR ≥ 20) class sizes: Class Size Average score ( ) Standard deviation (sBYB) n Small 657.4 19.4 238 Large 650.0 17.9 182 1. Estimation of  = difference between group means 2. Test the hypothesis that  = 0 3. Construct a confidence interval for 

1. Estimation

2. Hypothesis testing

Compute the difference-of-means t-statistic:

3. Confidence interval

What comes next…