La evaluación diagnóstica tiene un enfoque formativo para levantar información previa antes de iniciar la enseñanza y un punto de partida para abordar brechas.
En el siguiente video, Isabel Loncomil, maestra de ciencias básicas y cofundadora de Lirmi.com, nos brinda un ejemplo práctico del análisis de resultados de la evaluación diagnóstica.
Si quieres conocer más sobre el uso de los datos para mejorar los aprendizajes, te invitamos a revisar el siguiente capítulo de LIRMILIVE 👇🏻👇🏻
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