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The process of identifying a student's strengths and weaknesses for the purpose of instructional planning is known as:

ASummative assessment

BContinuous assessment

CDiagnostic assessment

DFormative assessment

Answer:

C. Diagnostic assessment

Read Explanation:

  • Diagnostic assessment is specifically used to identify specific strengths and weaknesses to inform future teaching.


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