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Originally Posted by Unregistered
whoa i never knew about this.
but what i'm more concerned about is if let's say - 5 teachers including you are teaching the same level. the "Actual MSG" by the class for EOY was worst for your class, but only slightly below "Expected MSG". for this case, is it possible for the RO to give you a lower performance grade as compared to the other 4 colleagues?
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I don't think so. From statistic point of view, while Expected msg stated is an absolute decimal, the generation of this expected msg from
psle score or grade is at best an approximation and definitely will have its uncertainty.
There is bound to have uncertainty. If say your class avg expected msg is 3.1, and actual is 3.3. I don't think you will be faulted. As it may not be significantly different from the expected. Which the expectations was built on equations that may have error. But say your actual is 4.5 and expected is 3.1. your colleagues classes are also having expected 3.1 but they get actual 2.9 then maybe something is wrong.
But a consistent underperformance below expected across time and space *(different batches and classes) may be significant.