Application of An Improved Deviation Analysis of Double Mean Data in Student’S Teaching Evaluation Data
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This paper analyzes the main problems of College Students’ evaluation of teaching, and proposes a new method to analyze and process the evaluation data.
In this paper, we first use the deviation analysis of double mean data method. Through numerical examples, we find an advantage of this method that it can effectively eliminate invalid data in the teaching evaluation data, but the result has a certain deviation from the original teaching evaluation data, and can not directly reflect the specific gap between different teachers or define the maximum and minimum of the teaching evaluation score. In order to objectively reflect the effects of teachers’ classroom teaching, we make a little improvement on the basis of this method in this paper, and give each student a certain weight, so as to get a more real and effective comprehensive evaluation score of each teacher. Numerical examples are given to compare the results of the two methods, and the improved method of deviation analysis of double mean data is more reasonable and effective.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/9566
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