Report: Marks distribution
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A histogram showing how a class's marks were distributed across an exam's subjects.
How to use it
- Pick an exam (Grade 5 Term 1 Final).
- Pick a subject (Math).
- The histogram shows buckets: 0–10%, 11–20%, …, 91–100%. Tall bars in the high range = strong cohort.
Reading the shape
- Bell curve centred high — cohort understood the material; teacher did well.
- Bell curve centred low — cohort struggled; review teaching approach.
- Two peaks — half got it, half didn't. Likely two ability groups; consider differentiated instruction.
- Skewed high with a long tail — most did well, a few are way behind. Identify the laggards.
Cross-class comparison
Toggle All Sections to see histograms for every class in the program side-by-side. Tells you which class had the easier paper or the better-prepared cohort.
Statistics
Below the chart: mean, median, mode, standard deviation, pass count, fail count.