Abstract

Issues concerning applications of mastery learning continue to interest educators (Montazemi and Wang, 1995). This paper examined the historical background of mastery learning. In addition, a discussion of computer assisted instruction, cooperative learning, and constructivist learning as these topics relate to mastery learning were addressed. Computer assisted instruction is described as a tool to assist the teacher when using mastery learning. Comparisons between cooperative and mastery learning were discussed and support for research combining both strategies were recommended. Literature describing similarities/differences between constructivism and mastery learning were non-existent. Research using mastery and constructivist learning in combination is an additional recommendation.

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