A collection of over 130 Diagnostic Questions on various mathematical topics.
I have created the vast majority myself however some I have taken from Craig Barton’s “How I wish I’d taught Maths” and rewritten in smart notebook.
For all questions I have tried to follow his “Five Golden Rules” for what makes a good diagnostic questions.
- They should be clear and unambiguous
- They should test a single skill or concept
- Students should be able to answer in less than ten seconds
- You should learn something from each incorrect response without the student needing to explain
- It is not possible to answer the question correctly whilst still holding a key misconception.
I will repost this resource various times as I write new questions.
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