Types of Report APASO-III provides six reporting formats for different broad categories of comparisons according to the needs of the schools. While percentages of the raw distributions are provided for the items in a subscale, Q-score or P-score are provided for all subscales. Results are presented in tables and again as figures for easy graphical comparisons. For figures, users can choose to show either the Q-score or the P-score. For tables, both Q-score and P-score are shown. Details on each reporting format are provided below:
Report Types | Descriptions |
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1. Year Reports | | a. Subscale Report | To show the subscale scores of one group of students | b. Item Report | To show the item results of one group of students | 2. Cross-Year Report | To show the comparison across years for one group of students | 3. Comparison Report | To show the comparison among multiple groups in multiple subscales | 4. Same Student Group Comparison Report | To show the comparison between multiple subscale scores of two consecutive years for one group of students | 5. Gender Comparison Report | To show the comparison of multiple subscales between girls and boys in one group of students | 6. Others: SES Comparison Report | To show the comparison of multiple subscales scores between the relatively low and high SES students in one group |
Generally speaking, when interpreting data, schools should combine other school-based data and information, such as daily observations, school-based questionnaires, and student assessment data, etc., for a comprehensive interpretation, so as to inform the planning work and promote the sustainable development of schools.
| Hints for Printing Reports Before printing the reports, you have to decide what types of reports and information you need for self-evaluation. It is advisable to click the button “PRINT PAGE” for the selected reports rather than “PRINT FULL REPORT”. |
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