Explanation : Diagnostic evaluation allows a teacher to
determine students' individual strengths,
weaknesses, knowledge, and skills prior to
instruction. It is primarily used to diagnose
student difficulties and guide lesson and
curriculum planning.
Summative assessment is evaluating student
learning, skill acquisition, and academic
achievement at the conclusion of a defined
instructional period.
Formative assessment is in-process evaluation
serving as feedback (for self-reflection) to
identify strengths and weaknesses in teaching
learning process and target problems/areas
that need to be addressed.
Follow-up evaluations is done to test if the
program objectives of teacher education
programs have been achieved by observing
the behaviours of teacher education graduates.