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Which one of the following is the major rationale underlying a mastery learning approach to instruction?
A) Students construct their own understanding of the world from the various tidbits of information they receive in the classroom.
B) Students have greater self-esteem when they can all work at the same pace.
C) Students should learn one topic well before moving on to a more difficult one.
D) All students should be able to achieve at grade level.

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