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A mastery assessment asks pupils to demonstrate understanding, not just produce a polished outcome. Students explain choices, apply structures in unfamiliar contexts, and make decisions without scaffolds. The focus is on control and transfer, revealing what has truly been learned rather than what can be performed.
A mastery assessment asks pupils to demonstrate understanding, not just produce a polished outcome. Students explain choices, apply structures in unfamiliar contexts, and make decisions without scaffolds. The focus is on control and transfer, revealing what has truly been learned rather than what can be performed.