How We Calculate Your Scores

Transparent methodology for fair and actionable assessments

Two Metrics, One Clear Picture

We believe in separating two fundamentally different questions:

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Performance Score

"How well are you doing in areas we can assess?"

Measures the quality of your documented practices. Only includes indicators where we found relevant documentation.

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Documentation Coverage

"How complete is your documentation?"

Shows what percentage of quality indicators have supporting documentation in your uploaded materials.

Why Two Separate Metrics?

A single score can hide important distinctions. Consider two schools:

School A

Score: 60% on assessed areas

Coverage: 95% of indicators documented

→ Comprehensive docs, room to improve practices

School B

Score: 90% on assessed areas

Coverage: 40% of indicators documented

→ Strong where documented, but gaps in documentation

Both schools need different action plans. Our dual-metric approach makes this clear.

How Indicators Are Categorized

Each quality indicator falls into one of three states:

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Evaluated

We found relevant documents and assessed them. This indicator has a score and contributes to your Performance Score.

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Insufficient Evidence

We found some documents, but relevance was too low for confident assessment. Does not affect your Performance Score, but counts against Coverage.

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Not Documented

No relevant documents found for this indicator. Does not affect your Performance Score, but counts against Coverage.

Performance Score Calculation

Formula

Performance Score = Average of all Evaluated Indicator Scores

For example, if you have 50 indicators and 42 are evaluated:

This ensures you're not penalized for missing documentation—instead, we tell you clearly what's missing via the Coverage metric.

Documentation Coverage Calculation

Formula

Coverage = Evaluated Indicators ÷ Total Active Indicators × 100

Using the same example:

Equal Weighting

All quality indicators carry equal weight in our scoring system. This approach is:

Evidence Threshold

To ensure assessment quality, we require a minimum relevance threshold:

Threshold

30% Relevance Score

Documents must have at least 30% relevance to an indicator to be considered sufficient evidence. Below this threshold, we mark the indicator as "Insufficient Evidence" rather than making a potentially inaccurate assessment.

What This Means For You

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High Performance, Low Coverage? Your documented practices are strong, but there are gaps. Focus on documenting more areas.

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Low Performance, High Coverage? You have comprehensive documentation, but practices need improvement. Use the detailed indicator breakdowns to prioritize.

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Both High? Excellent! Your school demonstrates strong practices with thorough documentation.

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Both Low? Start by uploading more documents to get a complete picture, then address the areas needing improvement.

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