The retention ratio is a measure of how well retained information is relative to the initial reception of knowledge. This is represented numerically by taking the score on a delayed post-test, subtracting the initial score, and dividing the difference by a maximum score.
This is represented as: retention (k) = (delayed score - initial score) / max score

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Generally guided simulation success is measured in various ways using statistics that determine significance.

Measuring Success in Guided Simulation

Knowledge retention is the ability to recall material learned for at least one month after it has been taught. This is typically observed in the administering of a delayed post-test. Increased retention or stable retention can help show the extent to which guided simulations in education are effective.

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