Labs
Diagnostic Tools
See what grade level your students are at and get deeper insights into student performance with our range of diagnostic tools covering years 5 to 10.
See where students are at and address knowledge gaps
See what grade level your students are at
Use the diagnostic as a pre-test to determine what grade level students are working at, and tailor upcoming lessons.
Measure your students' growth
Use the diagnostic as a post-test and measure your students’ growth from the pre-test.
Differentiate students in your class
Identify groups or individual students who may need intervention and those who are ready for extension.
Built by our team of engineers and curriculum experts
We use our knowledge graph and probabilistic models to create our diagnostic reports. You can get detailed information about student performance, accurately inferred from just one single test.
"The data will enable us to identify specific learning deficiencies at a cohort level, class level and at an individual student level. Amazing work Mathspace, well done"
FAQs
The diagnostic tools and reports are free for all schools with an existing Mathspace subscription. If your school is not currently using Mathspace, contact us to get started with a free trial.
The diagnostic tests have been designed for years 5 through 10, but will cover material three grades down to identify gaps in prior knowledge.
In the curriculum diagnostic tests there are between 40 to 50 questions. In the strand diagnostic tests, there are between 30 to 40 questions. The number of questions for both sets of diagnostic tests vary based on the year level.
The recommended time will be indicated on each task template. For the curriculum level diagnostic test, you should set aside at least 60 minutes. For the strand level diagnostic tests, you should set aside 40 minutes. We suggest you allow extra time for students to complete the test if needed to get a more detailed breakdown of student knowledge.
The report will become available the day after you set the diagnostic test. You can access this report directly from the task results page.