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Tag: education
Head Sizes
Is there a correlation between head circumference and intelligence, as measured by GCSE scores? Our research says no.
Raw data:
| MALE | Head Size (cm) | GCSE Score | TOPLINE | BOTTOMLEFT | BOTTOMRIGHT | |
| 60.4 | 45 | 12.87 | 115.025625 | 21.855625 | ||
| 57.2 | 48 | 31.605 | 56.625625 | 2.805625 | ||
| 57.5 | 44 | 1.565 | 61.230625 | 32.205625 | ||
| 56.4 | 41 | -18.83 | 45.225625 | 75.255625 | ||
| 57.1 | 44 | 1.485 | 55.130625 | 32.205625 | ||
| 56.6 | 42 | -12.465 | 47.955625 | 58.905625 | ||
| 54.9 | 42 | -9.405 | 27.300625 | 58.905625 | ||
| 55.3 | 38 | -32.625 | 31.640625 | 136.305625 | ||
| 55.6 | 49 | 30.81 | 35.105625 | 0.455625 | ||
| 57.5 | 42 | -14.085 | 61.230625 | 58.905625 | ||
| 56.9 | 43 | -5.78 | 52.200625 | 44.555625 | ||
| 54.3 | 41 | -12.95 | 21.390625 | 75.255625 | ||
| 57.4 | 42 | -13.905 | 59.675625 | 58.905625 | ||
| 56.9 | 42 | -13.005 | 52.200625 | 58.905625 | ||
| 53.5 | 44 | 0.765 | 14.630625 | 32.205625 | ||
| 56.7 | 40 | -26.695 | 49.350625 | 93.605625 | ||
| 58.3 | 39 | -41.4 | 74.390625 | 113.955625 | ||
| 57.7 | 43 | -6.42 | 64.400625 | 44.555625 | ||
| 53.5 | 40 | -14.535 | 14.630625 | 93.605625 | ||
| 60.3 | 40 | -40.375 | 112.890625 | 93.605625 | ||
| 57.2 | 45 | 9.03 | 56.625625 | 21.855625 | ||
| 53.6 | 47 | 12.56 | 15.405625 | 7.155625 | ||
| 58.6 | 51 | 64.26 | 79.655625 | 1.755625 | ||
| 52.3 | 53 | 24.15 | 6.890625 | 11.055625 | ||
| 55.1 | 40 | -20.615 | 29.430625 | 93.605625 | ||
| 54.0 | 36 | -33.735 | 18.705625 | 187.005625 | ||
| 54.1 | 43 | -3.54 | 19.580625 | 44.555625 | ||
| 57.1 | 49 | 38.61 | 55.130625 | 0.455625 | ||
| 53.6 | 45 | 4.71 | 15.405625 | 21.855625 | ||
| 54.4 | 46 | 10.395 | 22.325625 | 13.505625 | ||
| FEMALE | 56 | 38 | -36.685 | 40.005625 | 136.305625 | |
| 60.0 | 47 | 33.04 | 106.605625 | 7.155625 | ||
| 58.8 | 40 | -34.675 | 83.265625 | 93.605625 | ||
| 56.1 | 53 | 59.11 | 41.280625 | 11.055625 | ||
| 52.1 | 37 | -16.49 | 5.880625 | 160.655625 | ||
| 53.0 | 37 | -22.61 | 11.055625 | 160.655625 | ||
| 56.5 | 49 | 35.49 | 46.580625 | 0.455625 | ||
| 55.9 | 45 | 7.47 | 38.750625 | 21.855625 | ||
| 56.2 | 36 | -50.895 | 42.575625 | 187.005625 | ||
| 55.0 | 37 | -36.21 | 28.355625 | 160.655625 | ||
| 52.5 | 51 | 20.34 | 7.980625 | 1.755625 | ||
| 55.0 | 40 | -20.235 | 28.355625 | 93.605625 | ||
| 58.8 | 37 | -62.05 | 83.265625 | 160.655625 | ||
| 56.1 | 44 | 1.285 | 41.280625 | 32.205625 | ||
| 55.9 | 48 | 26.145 | 38.750625 | 2.805625 | ||
| 56.0 | 50 | 39.215 | 40.005625 | 0.105625 | ||
| 52.7 | 48 | 12.705 | 9.150625 | 2.805625 | ||
| 57.2 | 45 | 9.03 | 56.625625 | 21.855625 | ||
| 56.7 | 39 | -33.72 | 49.350625 | 113.955625 | ||
| 60.2 | 41 | -29.47 | 110.775625 | 75.255625 | ||
| 53.4 | 40 | -14.155 | 13.875625 | 93.605625 | ||
| 57.9 | 41 | -23.03 | 67.650625 | 75.255625 | ||
| 53.9 | 50 | 26.195 | 17.850625 | 0.105625 | ||
| 57.5 | 51 | 56.34 | 61.230625 | 1.755625 | ||
| 59.1 | 40 | -35.815 | 88.830625 | 93.605625 | ||
| 57.7 | 44 | 1.605 | 64.400625 | 32.205625 | ||
| 52.3 | 53 | 24.15 | 6.890625 | 11.055625 | ||
| 58.5 | 50 | 54.715 | 77.880625 | 0.105625 | ||
| 58.5 | 46 | 19.415 | 77.880625 | 13.505625 | ||
| 60.0 | 47 | 33.04 | 106.605625 | 7.155625 | ||
| 2980.5 | 2628 | -34.3 | 2864.3825 | 3362.5375 |
Avatar Diary
Went into college for Pure Maths, and for the first time in 1999, arrived on time (as opposed to one or more hours early)! Went out for tea to McDonalds with my dad and sisters in the evening. Went to my mum’s house, and spent five hours (almost breaking my personal record of 5 hours 27 minutes) on the phone to Fay, and, after failing to go to sleep afterwards, sat up and watched the sunrise before dropping off. If anyone asks about why I was on the phone to her at that time of night, I’ll tell them that I’m running a phone sex line as a way of making extra income. No – that won’t work… It was my call… Hmm… Let me think of an explanation, then…
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Maths in the morning. How is it that the first lesson in a new module always makes so much more sense than any other one? Went home for lunch in my three-hour break, returning for Psychology. Watched a video on “Eyewitness Testimony”. We’ve seen the same one three times now. Alecia took the second half of the lesson to preach to us – usally the kind of activity for Monday’s Psychology lessons – and persuaded Richard and me to come with her to church on Sunday. Promised I’d go, and I think I’ve persuaded Rik too, as well (even though he let her down on the Carol Service). “You can’t knock it ’til you’ve tried it,” I told him, with my usual democratic tact.
Couldn’t sleep again tonight – same as last night – watched TV until about 4:30am…
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Psychology in the morning was low-tone, and everybody seems to be under excess stress. Bunked off General Studies, because the recently-done exam paper hasn’t been marked anyway, and it’ll be cancelled as usual… Everything seems to be this week. Instead, took off into town with Fay, browsed the shops, put in my application for a Switch card at the bank, and ate hot potatoes for lunch. Returned to college at 2:00pm for my Mechanics exam, arriving just on time by taking a short cut through the building site. The exam wasn’t too bad.
Universities!
From my UCAS form:
1. Y50 UNIVERSITY OF YORK MEng Honours in Computer Systems and Software Engineering GG67 MEng/CSySE 2. A40 THE UNIVERSITY OF WALES, ABERYSTWTH MEng Honours in Software Engineering G700 MEng/SE 3. M20 THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER BSc Honours in Computer Science G500 BSc/CS 4. E56 THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH BEng Honours in Computer Science G501 BEng/CoS 5. CLANC CENT. LANCS BSc Honours in Software Engineering G700 BSc/SE