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Prognostic Test

A prognostic test in mathematics is designed to predict a student's future performance and identify potential difficulties before a learning program. These tests help inform instructional decisions, understand student strengths and weaknesses, and differentiate instruction. Unlike diagnostic tests, which focus on current difficulties, prognostic tests emphasize prediction of future success in mathematics.

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Prognostic Test

A prognostic test in mathematics is designed to predict a student's future performance and identify potential difficulties before a learning program. These tests help inform instructional decisions, understand student strengths and weaknesses, and differentiate instruction. Unlike diagnostic tests, which focus on current difficulties, prognostic tests emphasize prediction of future success in mathematics.

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Prognostic Test

By
J.PRAISELIN JENITA STARLET
Introduction

A prognostic test in mathematics is an assessment designed to predict a


student's future performance aptitude in mathematics.

It is used to identify potential difficulties before a learning program. To


inform instructional decisions and curriculum adjustments.

While "prognostic" emphasizes prediction, these tests often


incorporate elements of diagnostic assessment, which aims to identify
specific learning difficulties.
Definition of Prognostic Test

A prognostic test in mathematics is an


assessment designed to predict a student's
future success for a particular subject.
These tests aim to forecast how well an
individual is likely to perform in a specific
area of mathematics, often by evaluating
prerequisite skills and abilities that are
essential for success in that field.
Purpose of Prognostic Tests in
Mathematics
 Predicting future performance
 Identifying learning gaps and difficulties
 Informing instruction
 Understanding student strengths and weaknesses
 Differentiating instruction
 Distinction from Diagnostic Tests
Purpose and Importance of
Prognostic Tests in Mathematics
 Predicting future performance: Prognostic tests aim
to estimate how well a student will succeed in future
mathematical studies or specific mathematical
topics.
 Identifying learning gaps and difficulties: They help
pinpoint areas where a student might struggle,
whether in fundamental arithmetic, specific concepts,
or general mathematical reasoning, to inform
remedial measures.
 Informing instruction: The results assist teachers and
institutions in adjusting teaching methods,
curriculum, and support systems to better meet
student needs.
Purpose and Importance of
Prognostic Tests in Mathematics
 Understanding student strengths and weaknesses: These
tests provide a comprehensive overview of a student's
mathematical abilities, highlighting areas where they excel
and where they require additional support.
 Differentiating instruction: For classroom teachers and special
educators, diagnostic and prognostic tests are concise tools to
differentiate instruction and monitor student progress.
 Distinction from Diagnostic Tests: While often used
interchangeably or in conjunction with diagnostic tests, a
prognostic test has a stronger emphasis on prediction, while a
diagnostic test focuses on identifying current difficulties.
Diagnostic tests delve into the specific reasons behind a
student's underachievement or struggles.
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