Diagnostic Evaluation

Front

What is Diagnostic Evaluation?

Back

A process used to assess a student's strengths and weaknesses in order to inform instruction and improve learning outcomes.

Front

Why is Diagnostic Evaluation important?

Back

It helps identify specific learning needs, allowing for tailored instruction and support.

Front

What are common methods of Diagnostic Evaluation?

Back

Methods include tests, quizzes, observations, and interviews.

Front

How does Diagnostic Evaluation differ from Formative Evaluation?

Back

Diagnostic Evaluation is conducted before instruction to identify needs, while Formative Evaluation occurs during instruction to monitor progress.

Front

What is the role of feedback in Diagnostic Evaluation?

Back

Feedback provides students with information on their performance and areas for improvement.

Front

What types of questions are typically used in Diagnostic Evaluations?

Back

Multiple choice, short answer, and performance-based questions.

Front

How can teachers use Diagnostic Evaluation results?

Back

Teachers can adjust their teaching strategies and provide targeted interventions based on the results.

Front

What is a learning profile?

Back

A summary of a student's strengths, weaknesses, preferences, and needs based on Diagnostic Evaluation.

Front

What is the significance of setting learning goals in Diagnostic Evaluation?

Back

Setting goals helps focus instruction and provides a clear target for student achievement.

Front

What is the difference between qualitative and quantitative data in Diagnostic Evaluation?

Back

Qualitative data is descriptive and subjective, while quantitative data is numerical and objective.