The Phased Mastery™ Approach
Start with the learning. Make stronger decisions from there.
Phased Mastery™ helps educators build clarity around what students are learning, how that learning develops, and where students are within it—so instructional decisions become more intentional.
One Approach. Three Ways to Engage.
One framework. Different ways to put it into practice.
Whether through school implementation, self-paced professional learning, or content-specific unit design, Phased Mastery™ helps educators understand the learning more deeply and make stronger instructional decisions from there.
Implement
Strengthen Mathematics as a Team
A six-month Grades 3–5 school implementation that helps mathematics teams build greater clarity and coherence around instruction, student evidence, intervention, and enrichment.
Explore ImplementationLearn
Build the Foundation
Learn how learning progresses, how to recognize where students are within that learning, and how to use evidence to make stronger decisions about instruction, intervention, and enrichment.
Explore LearningDesign
Transform Your Content Block
Use learning progressions to design purposeful K–8 science and social studies units that build understanding over time and create meaningful cross-curricular connections.
Explore DesignFrom Clarity to Action
What changes when we get clearer about the learning?
Greater clarity helps educators understand how learning develops, recognize where students are within it, determine what comes next, and respond intentionally.
Understand the Learning
Build clarity around what students are learning and how that learning develops across a learning progression.
Identify Where Students Are
Use evidence of learning to understand where students are within the learning.
Determine What Comes Next
Identify the next step students are ready for within the learning.
Respond Intentionally
Turn that clarity into purposeful instructional decisions that move learning forward.
Clarity creates the foundation for stronger instructional decisions.
New to Learning Progressions?
Start here.
Learning progressions can change the way you see a standard, plan instruction, and respond to student learning. The free Teacher Clarity Guide gives you a simple place to begin exploring that thinking.
Free Teacher Clarity Guide
Start with one standard.
Slow down the learning, look more closely at what students are working toward, and begin to see how greater clarity can shape the decisions you make.
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