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Progress Report — diagnostic

2026-09-07 · student: sample

Score: 8 correct of 11 attempted (12 questions on the paper). Every verdict below names the questions behind it; nothing on this page is a model's opinion — answers were computed by code before the paper was printed.

SkillThis paperEvidenceVerdict
Place value: building the biggest or smallest number M11/1Q4 ✓right this paper
Data and chance: graphs, pictographs and spinners M101/1Q5 ✓right this paper
Number clues: digit puzzles and divisibility M20/1Q10 ✗needs teaching
Working backwards and sharing in ratio M41/2Q7 ✗, Q9 ✓ — Q7: 35 is what comes out of adding the difference instead of multiplying by the scale factor. Ask how many times bigger the new amount is, then multiply by that.needs re-check
Counting the ways: cases and combinations M51/1Q6 ✓right this paper
Patterns that repeat: cycles and step rules M61/1Q11 ✓right this paper
Shapes and area M72/2Q1 ✓, Q8 ✓right this paper
Space: cubes, nets, views and routes M81/1Q2 ✓right this paper
Money and time: cents, coins, clocks and elapsed time M90/1Q3 ✗ — Q3: 160 is what comes out of treating an hour as 100 minutes instead of 60. Jump to the next full hour, count the whole hours, then add the last minutes.needs re-check

Verdicts: right this paper = every attempt right on this paper — one or two questions is evidence, not mastery, and the next paper re-tests it; needs re-check = the method fired but one step broke; needs teaching = no attempt right and no named step matched. Unanswered questions count as neither.

Self-check rate: 8/11. checked answers were right 6/8 of the time.

Next step — the weakest skill on this paper was Number clues: digit puzzles and divisibility (evidence: Q10). The miss matched no named step, so teaching starts from the skill's foundation rung: multiples and factors (what 'divisible by' means). Next week's paper re-tests this skill first, on a fresh question.

Unanswered: Q12 (counted as not attempted, not as wrong).