School score on Assessment page

[meghaklp]

We need a way to show this. For simplicity we collapsed the sections per class, we can probably add a section on top (with all the same parameters - overall median/avg, boy girl break up, mt break up and comparison) for school score. @shivangi - Is this data already coming though to the response/json on the front end?

Pulling out assessment design, uncommon had proposed from emails-

[batpad]

/cc @shivangi . Afaik, right now we only calculate percentile per school. Perhaps @meghaklp you can figure out chatting with @shivangi and see if this design works in the way the data is being calculated? Or so that @shivangi can make the necessary changes to calculate median, etc. per school?

Also, giving scores per school would require changes in the way the API is structured. Me and @shivangi discussed this - @shivangi, perhaps you can consult @iambibhas on the exact changes, etc.?

[meghaklp]

@batpad - we'll talk. I dropped her an email also :) @shivangi come and join slack, no?

[meghaklp]

@shivangi & I have agreed that we have only school score (no boy, girl, mt break up) and a comparison table side by side. We'll also have an accordion to collapse the class assessment.

[meghaklp]

@shivangi , @aksanoble - assessments-api wouldn't work for me. So my changes are on this branch -https://github.com/klpdotorg/dubdubdub/tree/school_score

[meghaklp]

This assumes that you are going to have 1 pre test and 1 post test school score per programme (And not per assessment which in this case of Math programme is completely different for each class) Otherwise a school score may not be meaningful.
@gkjohn @shivangi

[meghaklp]

@iambibhas @aksanoble - FYI

[gkjohn]

@meghaklp There is a way to combine different class assessments in to a school score. @shivangi should know. It's in the PDF. And fine with only a score per school without the break-up.

[meghaklp]

Okay ... how does this look? I am a bit disturbed by the number of bands.

[meghaklp]

[meghaklp]

@gkjohn @shivangi - These screenshots above look okay?

[gkjohn]

@meghaklp Yes, they do!

[meghaklp]

[meghaklp]

@gkjohn - changed the comparison - because it's best we compare the numbers in a row like this, rather than have a disconnected table on the right and the overall score on the left.