A parallel treatment design demonstrated that, overall, the FPF procedure produced better results in terms of individual mastery of targets and global mastery of all targets and comparable results were seen in terms of efficiency for the two prompting procedures.
Yet Gorman recalls being pleasantly surprised by Clinton's commitment, both in terms of her mastery of policy detail and on a personal level.
His research suggests that in terms of developing mastery, focusing on how we understand is some 15 percentage points more important than innate intelligence.
The findings of this study show that the courseware is well designed in terms of using mastery learning elements which goes through a series of systematic testing stages.
Conclusions and Recommendations: The piloting of ADMs as supported by UNICEF made notable contributions to improving educational outcomes, especially in terms of raising the mastery level and achievement test scores of children.
The Greek terms are akrasia ("incontinence"; literally: "lack of mastery") and enkrateia ("continence"; literally "mastery").
Drawing on the above definition of mastery, in the simplest terms, the first step toward inner mastery is opening up to first learn about your core inner self.
In academe, computing experience is viewed as a possible contributor to an individual's skill set, in terms of either some specific task mastery, as in learning a trade, or some broader personal improvement related to general intellectual stimulation.
A company that develops a method for repeatable adjacency moves has many advantages in terms of speed and transparency, organizational efficiency, mastery of hidden detail, and reduced complexity.
In terms of class size in conjuncture with mastery learning, smaller class sizes have also been shown to aid in the reduction of extra time needed to reach mastery of the material [21].
