Hello. I have just come across your video. It is really great. I need some help with performing this kind of analysis on some data I have. How can I reach you?
@@StatisticsofDOOM Hello! Thanks for the response and here is the question: I have a cohort of students who wrote Junior secondary school exams two years after they wrote Primary school examinations. Their scores appear as JnrSCORE and PriSCORE respectively. From their results I have worked out the “Value added” (VA) for each one of the students. The region in which they studied (REGION) is also included. I would like to perform a hierarchical linear regression on my data with the dependent variable being VA and the covariates as male/female, primary school score and the school region (REGION) in which they wrote their examinations. I think I can work this out but some help would be welcome. The main problem is that I would like to incorporate similar data for the third exams which the student write after another two years, the SnrSCORE. How should I analyze this data so that I get information about the progress of females and male students throughout the three examinations?
@@jamesocaya7511 Potentially you could add a variable of time and include this in the analysis, so each person would have a score for time 1 and time 2. However, this analysis would need to be a multilevel model.
Hello. I have just come across your video. It is really great. I need some help with performing this kind of analysis on some data I have. How can I reach you?
Hi, I'm not sure I have time for complicated questions but happy to answer easy ones here.
@@StatisticsofDOOM Hello! Thanks for the response and here is the question:
I have a cohort of students who wrote Junior secondary school exams two years after they wrote Primary school examinations. Their scores appear as JnrSCORE and PriSCORE respectively. From their results I have worked out the “Value added” (VA) for each one of the students. The region in which they studied (REGION) is also included.
I would like to perform a hierarchical linear regression on my data with the dependent variable being VA and the covariates as male/female, primary school score and the school region (REGION) in which they wrote their examinations. I think I can work this out but some help would be welcome.
The main problem is that I would like to incorporate similar data for the third exams which the student write after another two years, the SnrSCORE. How should I analyze this data so that I get information about the progress of females and male students throughout the three examinations?
I don't know how to send a sample of the data to you...
@@jamesocaya7511 Potentially you could add a variable of time and include this in the analysis, so each person would have a score for time 1 and time 2. However, this analysis would need to be a multilevel model.
@@StatisticsofDOOM Thank s for the advice!