Lincoln Empowered Curriculum Strategies

The video discusses the Lincoln Empowered curriculum, highlighting three popular teaching strategies: station rotation centers, flipped classroom, and customized homework. Each strategy offers personalized learning experiences, allowing teachers to tailor lessons to students' mastery levels. The curriculum is flexible, with over 140,000 standards-aligned assessment questions, enabling teachers to meet diverse student needs.

What is the primary goal of the Lincoln Empowered Curriculum?

• To eliminate homework

• To empower students through diverse strategies

• To standardize teaching methods

• To focus solely on online learning

In Station Rotation Centers, what activities might students engage in?

• A mix of online and offline activities

• Group discussions only

• Only online quizzes

• Watching movies

What type of activities are included in Station Rotation Centers?

• Lectures

• Field trips

• Worksheets and projects

• Only digital games

How does the Flipped Classroom model benefit students?

• By eliminating the need for homework

• By focusing only on group activities

• By allowing students to learn at their own pace

• By reducing the need for teacher interaction

Which strategy involves students preparing outside of class to engage in discussions?

• Flipped Classroom

• Station Rotation Centers

• Traditional Lecture

• Project-Based Learning

How are lessons in the Flipped Classroom model typically reviewed by students?

• During class time only

• Individually, at their own pace

• Through interactive games

• In a group setting

What is a key feature of the homework strategy in the Lincoln Empowered Curriculum?

• Homework is only given on weekends

• Homework is the same for all students

• Homework is customized to each student's mastery level

• Homework is optional

What is the main advantage of the Lincoln Empowered Curriculum's flexibility?

• It eliminates the need for textbooks

• It focuses on a single teaching method

• It allows teachers to personalize teaching

• It reduces the need for assessments

What does the Lincoln Empowered Curriculum leverage to offer personalized learning?

• A single online platform

• Over 140,000 standards-aligned assessment questions

• A fixed set of textbooks

• A limited number of teaching strategies