What is QLR? part of Quantitative Literacy and Reasoning Assessment
Quantitative Literacy/Reasoning (QLR) is a relatively new and growing field, with many institutions replacing traditional math requirements with various introductory Q-requirements. Math for the Liberal Arts and ...

Quantitative Literacy and Reasoning Assessment part of Quantitative Literacy and Reasoning Assessment
The Quantitative Literacy and Reasoning Assessment (QLRA) seeks to develop a non-proprietary instrument for assessing Quantitative Literacy/Reasoning (QLR), pilot the instrument at two- and four-year colleges, and create an online resource portal for QLR assessment.

QLRA Interest Form part of Quantitative Literacy and Reasoning Assessment
Funding has completed for the QLRA project. If you're interested in the QLRA instrument, please fill out this form to assist the project leaders evaluate future possibilities involving the QLRA instrument. ...

Interpretation of Scores part of Quantitative Literacy and Reasoning Assessment
The 2012 version of the QLRA instrument was administered at 10 institutions in the spring and summer of 2012. The QLRA team met in the summer of 2012 to analyze results and refine the instrument. We were very ...

QLRA Question Coding part of Quantitative Literacy and Reasoning Assessment
The 23 questions on the 2012 QLRA exam were coded for 24 concepts The mean and standard deviation for each question and category are listed in the table below as well as correlation coefficients

QLRA Data part of Quantitative Literacy and Reasoning Assessment
In 2012 the QLRA was administered to 1,659 students at 10 institutions with a mean of 13.44 questions correct out of 23 (58.4%; sd = 5.35). The test is multiple choice and untimed. Administration settings varied ...

Guide for Using the Online QLRA part of Quantitative Literacy and Reasoning Assessment
Funding for the QLRA project has ended. Please consider filling out the interest form for future QLRA endeavors.