Mastery Measurement
What happens with an active Mastery Measure at the end of the school year?
A Mastery Measure cannot be extended from one school year to the next. Classworks recommends documenting student progress at the end of the year, reassessing the student, and assigning an updated Mastery Measure at the beginning of the next school ...
How do I interpret students' Mastery Measurement results?
Introduction The teacher who created the Mastery Measure determines when the student's goal has been met. The teacher set the proficiency percentage (70%, 80% or 90% for example) and stop the probe when they determine the goal has been met. The ...
What is a Mastery Measure and how do I create a new one?
Measures in Mastery Measurement are teacher-developed specific long-term annual academic goals. Teachers can choose to use a formal academic goal like an IEP or 504 plan as the Mastery Measure for a specific student. Each measure is a place to graph ...
What is a Probe in Mastery Measurement and how do I create one?
A probe measures a specific, achievable, relevant skill that helps a student progress toward a larger goal. These ten-question probes serve as a basis for measuring progress on skills sequentially throughout the year. Classworks uses ...