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ECON2101 · Group Presentation
The class, seen against the benchmark
60 prior submissions across 3 exemplars, rated against the instructor benchmark.
Alignment across all exemplars
Pooled class means overlaid on the pooled benchmark. Each axis runs 1 to 5. Where the red shape sits outside the filled shape, the class over-rated; where it sits inside, the class was stricter than the benchmark.
- Evidence
- class 3.4
- benchmark 2.7
- gap +0.7
- Economic Reasoning
- class 3.4
- benchmark 2.7
- gap +0.8
- Clarity
- class 3.5
- benchmark 3.7
- gap -0.2
- Delivery
- class 4.0
- benchmark 3.3
- gap +0.6
benchmark class mean
Where the gap lives, exemplar by exemplar
Each bar is the class mean minus the benchmark for that criterion on that exemplar. Right of centre means the class rated it higher than the benchmark; left means lower.
Rent Control in Residential Housing
25/26 · Semester BLargest gap: the class over-rated Economic Reasoning by +1.6 (n = 27).
MTR Fare Elasticity, 2015–2025
25/26 · Semester ALargest gap: the class under-rated Evidence by -0.8 (n = 18).
Minimum Wage in the Catering Sector
24/25 · Semester BLargest gap: the class over-rated Evidence by +1.6 (n = 15).
The patterns behind the gap
The class-wide misconceptions the AI reads across all 60 prior justifications, ranked by how many submissions carry each pattern.
Charts and alerts read the seeded pool of 60 prior submissions. Your current student-view session is intentionally not mixed in.