Lincoln Empowered Honors Course Overview
This article provides a brief overview of Lincoln Learning Solutions' Honors Courses.
Curriculum Overview
Tailored for students in Grades 9–12, our honors courses offer a rigorous academic experience, emphasizing deeper content mastery and elevated expectations in both coursework and assessments. Each course culminates in a comprehensive final exam that evaluates students on material covered throughout the semester.
Top Facts
- Designed for Grades 9–12: Honors courses are tailored to challenge high school students with advanced academic expectations.
- Increased Rigor: Students engage with more in-depth content and face higher standards in both coursework and assessments.
- Cumulative Final Exam: Each semester concludes with a comprehensive exam that evaluates mastery of all material covered.
- Full Credit Courses: Each honors course is worth 1 full credit, split into two semester-long classes.
- NCAA Eligibility: All honors courses meet the academic standards required by the NCAA, supporting student-athletes in their college readiness.
General Details
Lesson Structure
Module > Lesson > Learning Object
Activity Time
Per lesson is an average of 30-60 minutes
Pacing
1 Lesson = 1 Day of learning (1 hour) per course
Credit Information
Lincoln Learning Solutions offers various Honors courses worth 1 full credit each and split into two semester-long classes.
Course Overview
Honors courses are available for a variety of 9-12 core courses. You can visit the Course Catalog or Webpage to view specific offerings.
Assessment Structure
- Formative assessments called Checkpoints can be found in every fifth lesson.
- Summative assessments called Mastery Assess Its are found at the end of each module.
- Teacher-graded, upload assessments, known as Assess Its, are woven throughout the courses.
- Semester final exams are completed at the end of each semester's class.
FAQ
Q: What subjects offer Honors courses?
A: Honors courses are available for core subjects 9-12. There ares variety of English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies Honors courses.
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Q: What type of teaching services are offered for Honors courses?
A: Since honors courses are essay heavy, they need a teacher to grade student work. Clients can choose to use Lincoln Teacher Facilitators or their own teachers to oversee these courses.
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