Question

Please teach me how to fill this chart out. You are a second-grade teacher. It is the month of March. Review the charts below to familiarize yourself with the classroom demographics and a particular student named Paula. Classroom Demographics CaucasianStudents of ColorHispanicAsianMiddle EasternFree and Reduced Lunch*ML Students*IEP for Reading Disability* 2 female two male one nonbinary4 female three male4 female three male0 female 2 males1 female 0 male4 male* 3 female*3 male* 1 female*2 male* 1 female* *You have a total of 22 students in your class. Note that some of these columns contain duplicate children. Class Profile/ Percentile Rankings on Reading Assessment Test Month: MarchFluency Comprehension Phonemic AwarenessPhonicsVocabulary Etka A.5658605554 Fei D.5654565049 Justyn D.7760656981 Michael F.6063635561 Aaron H.8881828290 Carlos H.4349363840 Patricia J.3335273040 Ava J.1419202137 Arthur K.8251545560 Roberto K.6771696571 Xi L.4140383349 Sarah L. 5252545832 Paula M.3645574946 Jesus N.3337414131 Destiny P.4840494750 Jimayrah R.7784818579 Angelica S.9291969993 Abigail V.9998989899 Malika Y.1922252319 Joy Y9287989887 David Z7270727073 Christine Z3121474542 Individual results on Standardized Reading Assessment Student: Paula M. DateGradeRawScale G. E.Percent-tileStanineIRLZPDLexile 3/222nd49392.24242.31.9-2.5400 A. Use the Class Profile/Percentile Rankings Chart to calculate the following information about academic achievement. Please be sure to show your work. Class Average of Percentile RanksPercentage of Class at or above average (PR 50 )Range of Percentile Ranks Fluency59 Comprehension Phonemic Awareness Phonics Vocabulary

Answer 1

To calculate the Class Average of Percentile Ranks, add the percentile ranks for each student in a specific category (e.g., Fluency) and divide by the number of students.

The steps are:

1. Create a dictionary to store data.
2. Calculate the class average for each category.
3. Calculate the percentage of students above average.
4. Calculate the range of percentile ranks.
5. Print the results to the console.

How to fill this chart?

For the Percentage of Class at or above average (PR 50), count the number of students with a percentile rank equal to or higher than 50, then divide by the total number of students.

The Range of Percentile Ranks is the difference between the highest and lowest percentile ranks in each category.

For Fluency, the Class Average is: (56+56+77+60+88+43+33+14+82+67+41+52+36+33+48+77+92+99+19+92+72)/22 = 61.9.

The Percentage at or above average is 14/22 = 63.6%.

The Range is 92-14 = 78.

So, Repeat this process for other categories.