Lincoln Empowered Integrated EK Course Overview

This video introduces the Lincoln Empowered Integrated EK course for early learners. It covers the course structure, daily lessons, and available resources. The video also explains the types of assessments, including checkpoint and mastery assessments, and offers guidance on how guardians can support students. Additionally, it provides tips for setting up a daily schedule and creating a conducive learning environment.

What is the main purpose of the Lincoln Empowered Integrated EK Course?

• To provide advanced mathematics lessons

• To teach students how to play musical instruments

• To prepare students for college

• To introduce students to school for the first time

Where can you find tutorials to help you navigate the course?

• In the course resources folder

• On the teacher's welcome page

• By clicking the navicon or three little lines

• In the daily lessons section

What should a guardian do if a student encounters technical issues with the course?

• Skip the lesson

• Contact the help desk at Lincoln Learning Solutions

• Ignore the issue and continue

• Restart the computer

Which subjects are included in the daily lessons of the course?

• Mathematics and English language arts

• History and Geography

• Physics and Chemistry

• Music and Dance

What is the purpose of checkpoint assessments?

• To provide entertainment

• To test students' physical abilities

• To evaluate students' knowledge and understanding

• To teach new concepts

How can guardians assist with assessments that involve writing?

• By ignoring the assessment

• By writing the answers for the student

• By using a highlighter to guide the student

• By completing the assessment themselves

What is a key component of a successful learning environment?

• A quiet space with a comfortable chair

• A room with a television

• A noisy room with lots of distractions

• A space with no furniture

How many hours per day should a student spend on schoolwork?

• Eight hours

• Six hours

• Four hours

• Two hours

What should be included in a student's daily schoolwork schedule?

• Only playing games

• Only computer time

• Only physical activity

• A mix of table work, computer time, and physical activity

What is the role of the guardian in helping the student stay on track?

• To set unrealistic goals for the student

• To ensure the student completes the right number of lessons each day

• To ignore the student's progress

• To complete the lessons for the student