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Date:         Mon, 21 Nov 2005 11:35:41 -0500
Reply-To:     Art@DrKendall.org
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From:         Art Kendall <Art@DrKendall.org>
Organization: Social Research Consultants
Subject:      Re: correlation question
Comments: To: Caroline McKenna <caroline0277@hotmail.com>
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If by size you mean number of students in a district, and if you have mean or median test scores? What is the level of measurement of each of your variables?

Art

Caroline McKenna wrote:

> I am in the middle of conducting a study where I am comparing the size > of a school district with student test scores to identify if there is > a correlation between district size and achievement levels. I just > want to make sure I have the tests straight... I am planning on > running an independent t test and also creating a scatter plot and > using a correlation test to identify if there is a relationship. Am I > on the right track? Any feedback is greatly appreciated. > > Caroline >


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