The very prestigious American School of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, is having their excellent students perform MAP tests. (As you may be aware of). Please see bellow to see how students progress and how these three charts help/opposite of help display the information accurately.
This is the first chart that I used, and I think that it is actually a very good chart to show your scores and progress over time since the dates are visible and you get a clear idea of how the student has risen and fallen over time.
This is not a good chart to display MAP scores. It does not tell when the tests were made so the person will not know over how much time the progress was made. I think that this would be better replaced by a line graph, like to one bellow.
This is a very good chart for displaying MAP scores. It has everything you need to know in a simple manner: the dates, the progress, the skipped tests, and it pinpoints each exact score. I think this is why this is also the best chart.
This is the first chart that I used, and I think that it is actually a very good chart to show your scores and progress over time since the dates are visible and you get a clear idea of how the student has risen and fallen over time.
This is not a good chart to display MAP scores. It does not tell when the tests were made so the person will not know over how much time the progress was made. I think that this would be better replaced by a line graph, like to one bellow.
This is a very good chart for displaying MAP scores. It has everything you need to know in a simple manner: the dates, the progress, the skipped tests, and it pinpoints each exact score. I think this is why this is also the best chart.
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