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This concise resource is designed to support school teachers and leaders to utilise diagnostic assessment to support teaching. DIAGNOSTIC ASSESSMENT Evidence insights With the information diagnostic assessments provide, teachers may: • decide to adjust the level of challenge of activities • reteach specific concepts or topics
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