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Question 1 Question 1
I enjoy physical education class I enjoy physical education class
Boy 4 Boy 3
Boy 4 Boy 3
Boy 3 Boy 4
Boy 3 Boy 4
Boy 3 Boy 4
Boy 3 Boy 4
Boy 3 Boy 4
Girl 3 Girl 1
Girl 3 Girl 4
Girl 3 Girl 4
Girl 3 Girl 3
Girl 3 Girl 3
Girl 4 Girl 3
Girl 4
Question 2 Question 2
I enjoy the activities physical education class I enjoy the activities physical education clas
Boy 3 Boy 2
Boy 3 Boy 3
Boy 3 Boy 3
Boy 3 Boy 4
Boy 3 Boy 4
Boy 3 Boy 4
Boy 3 Boy 4
Girl 3 Girl 2
Girl 3 Girl 3
Girl 3 Girl 3
Girl 3 Girl 4
Girl 3 Girl 4
Girl 3 Girl 4
Girl 4
Question 2
es physical education class
standard deviations
1.095445115
0.487950036
0.816496581
0.816496581
Traditional (Control) Class Project-Based Class
Test Score Test Score
Student Sex out of 24 Student Sex out of 24
1 M 21 1 M 23
2 M 20 2 M 17
3 M 20 3 M 18
4 M 20 4 M 16
5 M 22 5 M 20
6 M 19 6 M 21
7 M 12 7 M 22
8 F 22 8 F 23
9 F 23 9 F 16
10 F 23 10 F 24
11 F 22 11 F 21
12 F 12 12 F 23
13 F 23 13 F 20
14 F 22
Averagle Total 19.9 Averagle Total 20.4
M 19.1 M 19.6
F 20.8 F 21.3
achievement analysis--entire group
t-Test: Two-Sample Assuming Equal Variances
pbl group control
Variable 1 Variable 2
Mean 20.42857143 19.92307692 averages--report to 2 decimal places
Variance 7.340659341 14.07692308
Observations 14 13
Pooled Variance 10.57406593
Hypothesized Mea 0
df 25 degrees of freedom
t Stat 0.403598222 calculated value of the statistic
P(T<=t) one-tail 0.344969807
t Critical one-tail 1.708140761
P(T<=t) two-tail 0.689939613
t Critical two-tail 2.059538553 critical value
*What this means is that the two sets of test scores are statistically
similar. Therefore, it didn't seem as though PBL made a difference.
achievement analysis--females
t-Test: Two-Sample Assuming Equal Variances
pbl group control
Variable 1 Variable 2
Mean 21.28571429 20.83333333
Variance 7.238095238 18.96666667 averages
Observations 7 6
Pooled Variance 12.56926407
Hypothesized Mea 0
df 11 degrees of freedom
t Stat 0.229351906 calculated value of the statistic
P(T<=t) one-tail 0.411402048
t Critical one-tail 1.795884819
P(T<=t) two-tail 0.822804097
t Critical two-tail 2.20098516 critical value of the statistic
**The results again indicate that there is no significant difference
in the two sets of scores. Scores of both groups were considered
statistically similar.
achievement analysis--males
t-Test: Two-Sample Assuming Equal Variances
pbl control
Variable 1 Variable 2
Mean 19.57142857 19.14285714 averages
Variance 6.952380952 10.80952381
Observations 7 7
Pooled Variance 8.880952381
Hypothesized Mea 0
df 12 degrees of freedom
t Stat 0.269046574 calculated value of the statistic
P(T<=t) one-tail 0.396231938
t Critical one-tail 1.782287556
P(T<=t) two-tail 0.792463876
t Critical two-tail 2.17881283 critical value of the statistic
**The same conclusion can be made for males.
st dev
2.709365118 3.751922584
st dev
2.690370837 4.355073669
st dev
2.6367368 3.287784027