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Does eating a healthy breakfast help improve test scores?

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If they ate a healthy breakfast or nothing at all

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Number each student 1-200, then randomly select 100 students to eat a healthy breakfast, and the remaining 100 students can’t eat breakfast in the morning

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100 randomly selected Highschool students are given a healthy breakfast each morning
100 randomly selected highschool students can’t eat breakfast each morning

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Test Scores

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200 high school students

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Students who didn’t eat breakfast

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To blind our experiment we will not disclose to the test administrators and graders who had breakfast or not. We are not able to double blind because our experimental units know if they have a breakfast or not

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Split up each group by gender, then give a healthy breakfast to half of each gender.

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Match up people by gender, and if they are taking the same classes, split up randomly and give a healthy breakfast to half.

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For the first 7 days, have each group either eat breakfast or not eat breakfast, then have then test, then the next 7 days switch the groups and test again.

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We have a sample size of 200, and a margin of error of 7%. The margin of error is a bit high, but overall it should be a good representation of the data.

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This experiment was important in order to show students the benefits of eating breakfast in the motioning, and hopeuflly more students will eat breakfast in the morning to improve their test scores.

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Students who ate breakfast showed significantly higher test scores than students who didn’t eat breakfast in the morning

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Randomly select another 200 highschool students and preform the same test.