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Mastery Levels are useful for quickly visualizing student performance instead of having to scan individual accuracy percentages. It saves time when analyzing results and creating student groups, as well as provides a common language around student performance.
See Also
Achievement LevelsFluency vs Proficiency - LTI BlogNational testing: What does it mean for a student to be 'proficient'?The 6 Best Resume Synonyms for Proficient [Examples + Data]The Albert mastery levels and their accuracy percentages are:
Mastery - 90%+
Excelling - 80-89%
Proficient - 70-79%
Passing - 55-69%
Struggling - 0-54%
These are set by default in Albert and cannot be customized.
You can view Mastery Levels in the following places:
Class Overview Tab:
Reports Tab:
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