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Interpretation of results received from TSA

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Julia Inglis 
03 9277 5407
julia.inglis@acer.edu.au
VIC, SA and TAS

Terri Cornish 
02 8338 6810
terri.cornish@acer.edu.au
NSW, ACT, NT

Maxine O'Shannassy 
08 9235 4803
oshannassym@acer.edu.au
WA

Karen Elvish 
07 3238 9005
karen.elvish@acer.edu.au
QLD

Costing and processing of reports
Peilin Soo
03 9277 5536
peilin.soo@acer.edu.au

FAQ - Test Administration

How do I know which test booklet to administer?
You can find the information in our Teacher's Manual. Alternatively, you can contact one of our friendly educational sales consultant for assistance or go to http://www.acer.edu.au/tests/ to find information on the desired test.

What are norms and how should I choose which one to use?
Norms are designated standards of average performance of the sample study of candidates done across the national level. The national sample data was collected at the end of the year thus it is advisable to score your students against the previous year's norms if you are testing early in the year.

What are "scale score", "percentile rank" and "stanine"?
A scale score is the test raw score converted to the relevant test scale. A percentile rank indicates the rank order and position of a candidate's result in relation to a norm-reference sample. A stanine is derived from percentile ranks and is useful for grouping candidates. For more information, please refer to the downloadable information at the right side of the website.

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