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Mastery Learning in Education Explained

Mastery learning is an instructional method where students are given opportunities to master concepts through formative assessments, corrective activities, and additional instruction until they reach proficiency. It differs from traditional learning by ensuring students receive individualized support to address weaknesses. Research shows mastery learning leads to higher achievement outcomes compared to conventional instructional methods. The Ontario curriculum's focus on 75% of students meeting grade-level standards in core subjects aligns well with the goals of mastery learning to provide individual support and ensure academic success for all students.

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Mastery Learning in Education Explained

Mastery learning is an instructional method where students are given opportunities to master concepts through formative assessments, corrective activities, and additional instruction until they reach proficiency. It differs from traditional learning by ensuring students receive individualized support to address weaknesses. Research shows mastery learning leads to higher achievement outcomes compared to conventional instructional methods. The Ontario curriculum's focus on 75% of students meeting grade-level standards in core subjects aligns well with the goals of mastery learning to provide individual support and ensure academic success for all students.

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IgnitePresentationMasteryLearning(Script)

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TheinstructionalmethodcalledMasteryLearningstatesthatnearlyallstudentscan
reachahighlevelofachievement,ormastery,[Link],
alongwithmanyotherresearchers,hasfoundthatnotallstudentslearninthesame
wayortakethesameamountoftimetolearnnewthings(Guskey,2010).Thatbeing
said,teachersneedtodifferentiatetheirinstructioninordertogiveeachstudentthe
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characteristics,givenenoughtimeandappropriatelearningconditions,allstudentscan
reachahighcriterionoflearning(Guskey,2007).

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Bloomfoundthatlearningchecksaremuchmorevaluableifusedthroughoutlearning,
ratherthansimplyattheendofaunit(Guskey,2010).MasteryLearningbeginswitha
highqualityinstructionallessonandisquicklyfollowedupbyaninitialformative
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understoodandallowsteacherstoidentifytheareaswhereadditionalworkisneeded.
CorrectiveorEnrichmentactivitiesaresuggestedinordertohelpthestudentfurtherhis
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ordertoprovidemorefeedbackbeforeanewlessontakesplace.

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Masterylearningsupportsstudentlearningbecauseofitsformativeassessmentand
correction,[Link]
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How
PeopleLearn:brain,mind,experienceandschool
discussesthewayexpertsdifferfrom
novices:[Link],
teachersknowwhentotakecorrectivemeasuresinordertoimprovethestudentslevel
[Link].

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statedthatstudentsreachhigherlevelsofachievementinmasterylearningclassesas
wellasdevelopinggreaterconfidenceaslearners,whileBloomsstudyof
teacher/studentratioasshowninthegraph,demonstratethatataratioof1:30(teacher
tostudents),masterylearningachieveshigherscoresandisaneffectivemethodof
instructionversusconventionalinstruction.

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TheOntarioMinistryofEducationsexpectationsforelementaryeducationistohelp
childrenbuildastrongfoundationinreading,[Link]
willprovidechildrenwithanopportunitytoexperienceacademicsuccessduringtheir
[Link]'sgoalistohave75
percentofstudentsachievingtheprovincialstandard(equivalenttoaBgrade)in
reading,writingandmathematics.(OntarioMinistryofEducation,2015)

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Expectations?

Usingthegrade2mathematicscurriculumasanexample,youcanseehowthis
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expectationfornumbersenseandnumeration,themasterylearningapproachwould
involvecompletingapreassessmenttoconfirmthatthechildrenfulfilledthegrade1
expectations.Whenthechildrenintheclasshavemasteredthegrade1concepts,the
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assessmentwoulddeterminetheneedforindividualenrichmentandcorrectiveactivities
beforeasecondformativeassessmentwasadministeredfollowedbyasecondlesson.
ThisprocesswouldaimtoensurethatagreaternumberofchildrenachievetheOntario
curriculumexpectationsbytheendofgrade2.

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identifiespreciselywhat
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levelsofassessmentinmasterylearning:aformativeassessmentandasecondparallel
[Link],targetedsuggestions
aboutwhatstudentsmustdotocorrecttheirlearningdifficultiesandtomasterthe

desiredlearningoutcomes.
Teacherscaneitherplaycorrectiveactivities,tofocuson
theareasthatneedadditionalwork,orenrichmentactivitytogivetothosestudentswho
demonstratetheirproficiencyonthefirstformativeassessmentanopportunityto
[Link],theteacherprovidesa
parallelassessmentthatissimilartothefirst.

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MasterylearningisanassessmentFORlearningsinceitusesactivitiesforthepurpose
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LearningisNOTanassessmentOFlearningbecauseitdoesnotusetheseactivitiesto
measureorreportonastudentslevelofachievementinregardstospecificlearning
expectation([Link]).Byimplementingmasterylearning,teachers
provideawiderangeofactivitiesandassignmentsthatfostermasteryofthebasic
fundamentalconcepts(TheArts37)thatareimportanttoachieveoverallexpectations
ratherthanspecificexpectationsintheOntarioCurriculum.

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Bloom,B.S.(1984).

Thesearchformethodsofgroupinstructionaseffectiveasonetoone
tutoring.

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Closingachievementgaps:[Link]'s"Learningfor
Mastery"

.JournalofAdvancedAcademics,Fall,Vol.19(1),p.8(24).

Guskey,T.R.(2010).LessonsofMasteryLearning.
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