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Norman Fritag
Hi there,
I am looking for an answer to the following senario:
For a schools, I record the number of students in the Year and student
participation in Activities.
The number of students who are currently in the Year (eg: 6,7, or 8), become
know to me only on a first visit. Some activity data are collected and sent
to me on follow up visits. This is the method how I receive the data, before
they get entered into the database and I have to bear with this situation.
Eg: Year can range from 0 -12.
In the first year of this study I managed to collect data of 1/3 of the
targeted schools.
This year a new school year has started. The students form last year have
moved up 1 year grade. In this example year 12 from last year has dropped of
and last year 11 in now in year 12. Year 0 is filled with new students and
previous year 0 is now in year 1 and soforth.
I will consciously receive data, which predominantly will be of type
follow-up visits by grade. I can't tell which proportion of the activity
data (eg on Year grade 8) reported are from previous year grades (eg: last
year 7) and which are new to this grade. My only initial fix point for the
number of students in the year grade was give during the first visit.
If I continue recording and entering data as I have for last year, the
number of students who participate will rise above the number of students in
the year grade, which would create a lot of meaning less data. (I don't have
and can get this years number of the students grades)
Now for the sake of reporting and producing reports on valid data as a
percentage of students in each year (eg 6,7,8) for 2 or more school terms, I
am looking for a solution that allows me proper data entry as well as proper
reporting???
What other binding nominator could I consider, which would allow me to
report over 2 or may be more school terms, whilst I continually enter new
date to the system????
Could I in accounting bring forward the count from one term to the next term
by one grade?
I would appreciate any thoughts
regards
Norman
I am looking for an answer to the following senario:
For a schools, I record the number of students in the Year and student
participation in Activities.
The number of students who are currently in the Year (eg: 6,7, or 8), become
know to me only on a first visit. Some activity data are collected and sent
to me on follow up visits. This is the method how I receive the data, before
they get entered into the database and I have to bear with this situation.
Eg: Year can range from 0 -12.
In the first year of this study I managed to collect data of 1/3 of the
targeted schools.
This year a new school year has started. The students form last year have
moved up 1 year grade. In this example year 12 from last year has dropped of
and last year 11 in now in year 12. Year 0 is filled with new students and
previous year 0 is now in year 1 and soforth.
I will consciously receive data, which predominantly will be of type
follow-up visits by grade. I can't tell which proportion of the activity
data (eg on Year grade 8) reported are from previous year grades (eg: last
year 7) and which are new to this grade. My only initial fix point for the
number of students in the year grade was give during the first visit.
If I continue recording and entering data as I have for last year, the
number of students who participate will rise above the number of students in
the year grade, which would create a lot of meaning less data. (I don't have
and can get this years number of the students grades)
Now for the sake of reporting and producing reports on valid data as a
percentage of students in each year (eg 6,7,8) for 2 or more school terms, I
am looking for a solution that allows me proper data entry as well as proper
reporting???
What other binding nominator could I consider, which would allow me to
report over 2 or may be more school terms, whilst I continually enter new
date to the system????
Could I in accounting bring forward the count from one term to the next term
by one grade?
I would appreciate any thoughts
regards
Norman