Understanding Educational Tools and Assessments

Lincoln Learning Solutions introduces the Lincoln Empowered curriculum, designed using a backwards design process starting with state and national standards. The curriculum offers a structured course with high-level topics and daily lessons, providing bite-sized learning opportunities. Students have access to tools like the text help tool for reading and note-taking. The curriculum includes various assessments, both formative and summative, to evaluate student mastery. Interactive activities and videos make learning engaging and fun. Experience the curriculum through a trial course.

What process was used to create the Empowered Curriculum?

• Linear design process

• Iterative design process

• Backward design process

• Forward design process

What is the main focus of Lincoln Learning Solutions?

• Conducting research

• Developing software

• Offering educational solutions

• Providing entertainment

How many days of learning do the year-long courses offer?

• 150 days

• 200 days

• 180 days

• 160 days

What indicates the type of learning activity in the course?

• The course title

• The lesson plan

• The icon next to the activity

• The teacher's notes

What tool helps students read, define, and translate words?

• Grammar tool

• Dictionary tool

• Text help tool

• Translation tool

Which activity allows students to check their understanding of the content?

• Comprehension Checks

• Show It

• Practice It

• Read It

Which feature allows students to take and save notes?

• Reading tool

• Text help tool

• Sticky notes feature

• Highlighting feature

What is the purpose of the 'Show It' activity?

• To introduce new content

• To demonstrate mastery of a learning objective

• To provide practice exercises

• To summarize the lesson

What type of assessments are automatically graded online?

• Summative assessments

• Auto graded assessments

• Teacher graded assessments

• Formative assessments

What type of questions are included in the assessments?

• Multiple-choice only

• Rigorous and validated questions

• True or false only

• Simple and easy questions