The upshot is that even students who can be persuaded to take seriously the curriculum as offered can frequently display mastery on examinations, but the impact of the learning experiences is both transient and highly context-dependent: "in one ear and out the other" with little transfer to other classes, much less to other life situations.
As Wanny says, "Children learn at different rates". They may also display mastery of a topic in different ways, so assessment of students must become individualized as well.
The president of the United States is in the middle of displaying mastery over all manner of new media, including but not limited to Medium, Facebook, YouTube and Reddit.
With graphic prints a popular, and sometimes easy, choice this season, she decided to display her mastery of pleating.
But it is also testimony to how Mr. McConnell has been able to draw on 25 years of Congressional savvy to display a mastery of legislative maneuvering.
For Eakins, this picture was an opportunity to display his mastery of the human form.
They also displayed mastery of space management, a crucial element of doubles that does not necessarily register in the numbers.
Displaying mastery of the facts and the Florida election cases, which he had almost certainly never encountered until three weeks ago, Boies scored tactical victories by never letting the trial lose focus of the relatively few ballots he is contesting, which makes the issue manageable for the court.
In contrast with the local comparison teachers, the comparison teachers in the national sample displayed mastery of the content material but did not score as highly as the BrainU teachers on the other eight key indicators (Table 1).
Some actors (Meryl Streep, Daniel Day-Lewis) revel in the chance to display their technical mastery; artifice, in their hands, supports rather than undermines naturalism.
That projection has worked, historians say, because Mr. Bush has managed to display those qualities -- strength, compassion, a mastery of a complex war on many fronts.
