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Measuring Student Self-Assessment against Viva-Demonstrated Mastery in a Large First-Year Programming Course
Mastery-based education increasingly places the reporting of learning progress in students' hands, who record task completion on learning dashboards. The usefulness of such self-reports depends on how closely reported mastery corresponds to demonstrated competence. Most evidence on student self-asse
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