This study is proposed for two-year period of research implementation. The results from the first-year of research implementation are presented .The purposes of first-year of this study are to build an individualized remedial mathematics instruction platform and to develop items and animation scripts in some subject domains. In the first year, based on the perspective of practical setting, the knowledge map in specific subject matter are combined with cognitive diagnosis model respectively to develop diagnostic assessments and to support remedial instruction.The construction is prepared for algebraic learning. It is a prerequisite knowledge of the development of concepts of equations and polynomials. The multiplication and division of two steps is more difficult than "addition and subtraction" in the comparison of experience and difficulty. By TASA results showed that the application of capacity of the 4th grade students are insufficient for the two-step problem related to multiplication and division of the notation. Therefore, it is proposed to carry out the study of "two-step solution to the problem, and learning the notation of construction". At present, the framework of evaluation, knowledge map of construction records of multiplication and division of two steps as well as items designed and revised has been set up. In addition, script design has been finished according to the subject knowledge. The results in Fraction showed that most of the grades four students master fraction addition and subtraction and can solve one-step problems, but they do not understand the basic definition of fraction and have some obstacles in solving two-step problems. The performance of the cognitive diagnostic assessment designed in this study was well, which can be a good practical example. The jobs mentioned in the proposal of the first year are done.For policy recommendations, enhancing the skills of developing diagnostics assessments of teachers and combining the technology with assessment and remedial instruction are suggested.