Class Diagnostic
Science & Technology
Kishamba · Grade 6 · 2026 · 10 learners
All 4 content areas need attention. Matter is the weakest content area — confidence interval lower bound at 0%.
Sitting average: 32.7% — descriptive only, not a mastery score.
Kishamba Grade 6 Science & Technology: All Strands Below Threshold
The Grade 6 Science & Technology assessment at Kishamba shows all assessed curriculum strands are below the at-risk threshold. The overall mean score is 32.7%, slightly above the 25% chance level for this multiple-choice paper. Matter is the weakest strand, with a chance-corrected mastery of 1.6%.
Given that all strands are below the threshold, it would be helpful to check if assessment conditions, paper difficulty, or administration might be factors. A closer look at the assessment conditions and the paper itself would help understand these results.
Primary analysis
Content area mastery
Sorted from weakest to strongest — CI lower bound tells you the most you can confidently rule out.
Strands = the CBC content areas that make up this subject. Performance is reported per strand because a subject-wide average hides where the gap actually is.
6 learning outcomes
(strand not mapped in KG)
4 learning outcomes
10 learning outcomes
Prerequisite gaps
Foundational skills to re-assess
These prerequisite skills connect to multiple later outcomes. A gap here can cascade. Evidence is limited — treat as a prompt to re-assess, not a diagnosis.
Note: Science & Technology prerequisites are low-confidence
The curriculum knowledge graph for Science & Technology has sparse enrichment. All prerequisite links below are provisional — re-assess before acting.
Foundational prerequisite
Describe the properties of the three states of matter (G4)
Connects to 18 later outcomes. 90% gap on this item — worth re-assessing before building on it. low-confidence 1 question
Foundational prerequisite
Identify water pollutants in the water sources (G5)
Connects to 3 later outcomes. 80% gap on this item — worth re-assessing before building on it. low-confidence 1 question
Foundational prerequisite
Outline the effects of water pollution in day to day life (G5)
Connects to 2 later outcomes. 60% gap on this item — worth re-assessing before building on it. low-confidence 1 question
Curriculum insight
Gateway concepts for Science & Technology
Learning outcomes that unlock the most downstream learning across all grades.
Instrument note
What this assessment tested
This assessment mostly sampled Understand and untagged — it does not test higher-order skills. Absence from the assessment is not evidence learners cannot perform those tasks.
All learning outcomes (20) — single-question data, directional only
Most outcomes below are covered by just 1–2 questions. These numbers describe what learners scored on those specific items — not whether they have mastered the outcome. Use strands above for diagnostic confidence.
Interpretation guide
How to read this report
median 1 question/LO → per-LO is item-evidence not mastery; mastery claims at strand; 2026 harder next-grade paper; misconceptions are distractor hypotheses.
Sparsity note: outcomes with 1 question cannot support diagnostic conclusions — the 1 question — directional only tag marks these throughout.