Maths methods scaling

[TiffanyF01]

Hey guys
So I completed methods this year in year 11 and therefore don't know how my raw mark scaled. Does anyone know the scaled mark for 40, 45 and 50? Thankyou ☺️

[strawberries]

40 = 45
45 = 49
50 = 50

http://vtac.edu.au/pdf/scaling_report_2014.pdf

[TiffanyF01]

Ah so methods did not scale above 50 this year! Thankyou, I couldn't find the scaling report ☺️☺️

[AirLandBus]

Ah so methods did not scale above 50 this year! Thankyou, I couldn't find the scaling report ☺️☺️

How did you go?

[swaggy_king69]

hey I'm in year 11 and I finished methods this year and got a 34, would this scale to a 39 or 40?

[keltingmeith]

hey I'm in year 11 and I finished methods this year and got a 34, would this scale to a 39 or 40?

By my calculations, it should scale up to a 38.2. Granted, the scaling report seems to be giving some contradictory information, so you could actually scale up to 39 or 40.

[fred42]

35 went to 41.

The scaling report can be found at:

http://www.vtac.edu.au/pdf/scaling_report_2014.pdf

[RKTR]

50 is scaled up slightly to 50.21 lol

[swaggy_king69]

so if 35 went to 41, 34 would likely go to 40?

[latenightwithyourmom]

I've got a question regarding methods sac sclaing. I got C+ B B 31, but what I don't understand is that if my sac average for the first part was A, why would it scale lower than a B?

[achre]

I've got a question regarding methods sac sclaing. I got C+ B B 31, but what I don't understand is that if my sac average for the first part was A, why would it scale lower than a B?

Presumably your cohort as a whole performed worse on the exam than they did in their SACs, to such an extent that, as far as VCAA can tell, an A on your SACs is roughly equivalent to a C+ on the exam.

[fred42]

Probably your school's SACs were too easy.