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Mastery Learning has limited evidence of effectiveness for elementary school mathematics. The five qualifying studies included in this review showed effect sizes of +0.42, +1.08, +0.22, -0.18, and +0.04. |
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Mastery Learning has insufficient evidence of effectiveness for middle/high school mathematics. Across six qualiyfing studies included in this review, the weighted mean effect size was -0.05. |
Mastery Learning is a strategy in which time to learn is adjusted to fit students’ levels of mastery. Students proceed to new material only after basic prerequisite material is mastered.
For more on the reviews of Mastery Learning, read the BEE reviews of elementary mathematics and middle/high school mathematics.
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