Mastery-Based Learning

Choose the definition below that best describes Mastery-Based Learning

• Learning where everyone learns the same thing at the same time.

• Learning where you get one chance to take a test and that's it.

• Learning where you must demonstrate you understand one lesson before moving on to the next.

• The use of videos in the classroom.

Mastery-Based Learning allows multiple chances to learn a subject.

• True

• False

You may get your Request to Retake Form in the classroom or

• In the Lesson Content folder in Schoology

• In the Reference Materials Folder in Schoology

• by asking Mrs. Mouton to print it for you.

• At Sra. Mota's desk

Which of the following steps do you have to take in order to retake a test in HOL?

Check ALL that are true. Check NONE that are not true.

• Find and fill out the Request to Retake/Resubmit form.

• Detail specific steps you'll take to improve your learning.

• Get a signature from your advisor.

• Attach evidence of your new learning to the form.

If you retake a test in HOL and earn a LOWER grade than your original attempt...

• Your grade changes to the lower grade.

• You get the average of the two grades.

• The highest grade remains in the gradebook.

• You have to retake the test again.

How do you feel about the idea of Mastery-Based Learning?

• Excited. I think it sounds great!

• Pretty good. I'm a little nervous.

• I don't think it will make much of a difference.

• I think I'm going to hate it.

Explain why you chose the poll answer you chose.