How does a student answer a mastery loop question?

The structure of the whole quiz. Every concept to 100%: a wrong answer brings a similar question until it is right.

How is mastery loop marked?

This template is a structure for the whole quiz; each question in it is marked by its own kind.

Can Procto AI write mastery loop questions?

Procto AI writes the questions inside the structure, in whichever shapes you place there.

Mastery loop

Every concept to 100%: a wrong answer brings a similar question until it is right.

Build one Whole-quiz structures

As the student meets it, replayed

Keep going until every concept is mastered.

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Every concept masteredA miss brings a fresh question on the same concept until it is right

The facts

Category: Whole-quiz structures. How the questions of a quiz relate to one another.
The student gives: The structure of the whole quiz
Marked: Each question by its own kind
The prompt carries: Text, and anything you add
In the builder: Now.

Settings this template rules out

Attempts a questionThe template fixes the attempts.
Adaptive difficultyThe path is the template’s own.
Allow going back to change an answerThe template has no going back.
Shuffle the questions for each studentThe order of the questions is the structure.

About mastery loop.

Why this shape

A wrong answer brings a similar question until it is right: mastery, guaranteed, for foundations that must be secure.

An example. Every times-table fact to 100% before the quiz ends.

What it is

Whole-quiz structures shape the quiz rather than a question: a case that unfolds, a mastery loop that repeats a concept until it is right, an exit ticket with a reflection, a diagnostic funnel, a sandwich of difficulty, a before-and-after, a spiral review, a boss question at the end.

Why it is needed

The order and the logic of a quiz change what it measures and how it feels. A case study measures application under a growing scenario; a mastery loop guarantees that every concept is reached; a pre-and-post measures the gain from the teaching rather than the level; a spiral spaces the review the way memory needs it. These structures are the pedagogy built into the shape.

When to use it

Use a case for professional judgement, a loop for foundations that must be secure, an exit ticket to end every lesson, a funnel to place a student, a sandwich for a quiz that should open and close gently, before-and-after to measure teaching, and a spiral for the long haul.

How to write one well

Choose the structure first and write the questions to it: a case needs a scenario that grows; a loop needs several questions per concept; a funnel needs broad questions and targeted ones. Set the flow settings the structure needs; EdProcto sets the ones the template rules out.

For mastery loop in particular. Write several questions per concept so the repeat is not the same question.

Mistakes to avoid

A case whose questions do not need the scenario. A loop with one question per concept, so the repeat is the same question. An exit ticket long enough to be a test.

How EdProcto marks it

Each question inside the structure is marked by its own kind. The structure sets what students see and when, which questions repeat, and how the score is built: a gain for before-and-after, a threshold for a boss question, mastery for a loop.

Questions.

How does a student answer a mastery loop question?: The structure of the whole quiz. Every concept to 100%: a wrong answer brings a similar question until it is right.
How is mastery loop marked?: This template is a structure for the whole quiz; each question in it is marked by its own kind.
Can Procto AI write mastery loop questions?: Procto AI writes the questions inside the structure, in whichever shapes you place there.