🧪 Assessment Feedback Simulation

This simulation models how feedback shapes learning inside an assessment loop: a learner attempts a task repeatedly, and the feedback they receive after each attempt — how quickly it arrives, how specific it is, and whether it corrects an error or simply affirms effort — determines how fast their mastery climbs. A spiral mastery marker rises in real time as skill improves, while a row of attempt bars shows the raw, noisy scores actually produced along the way. Tune the delay, specificity and feedback type to see, directly, why immediate and specific corrective feedback out-paces slow and vague praise at building genuine competence.