The process continues until the player scores fifteen mastery points for every word, allowing the player to proceed to the next lesson.
On the "Medium" difficulty, the player has 40 seconds to select an answer and receives three mastery points for each correct answer.
Scores on related items were combined to create measures for leadership self-efficacy (eight items), self-esteem (seven items), personal mastery (four items), and perceived constraints (eight items).
Just as the state does in its measurements, both Rye Neck and Yonkers rank a student's proficiency on a scale of one to four, with four reflecting mastery of an area and one representing a need to make significant improvement in skills.
As Anna Fels wrote in a 2004 article in the Harvard Business Review and in her book Necessary Dreams, ambition has two components: mastery acquired over a period of time and recognition for that mastery within a community.
Raghunathan posits that we all have three primary goals three goals – mastery, belonging, and autonomy – and that the traditional roles in business – acquisition, competition, and, for lack of a better word, greed – damage those goals in very real ways.
"If I was 10 years younger, I might not have recognized that this was my one chance, that this was something you don't screw up," he said, citing the importance of two other "Mastery" themes.
Even as Inoue elevated Japanese Confucian thinking as philosophical, late-Qing China abandoned its civil service examination system which for over five centuries had tested one's mastery of Confucian texts.
The Bi-State Core Competencies includes a five level mastery system in which levels four and five refer to skills suitable for managers and administrators.
Unlike everything else I've learned to do in midlife, driving negated the usual path of learning: the incremental steps, the breaking down and building up of parts, the curve we go up as one small mastery follows another.
