WICOR Wizards
This WICOR letter represents the skill of asking thoughtful, higher-level questions.
I, Inquiry
This exam is commonly used for college admissions and scholarship consideration.
The ACT
These three letters identify the document students complete before tutorials.
TRF
This author wrote Supercommunicators.
Charles Duhigg
This document summarizes someone's education, skills, and experiences.
A résumé
These notes divide a page into cues, details, and a summary.
Cornell notes
This two-year institution offers associate degrees and transfer pathways.
Community college
This part of a TRF identifies exactly where understanding breaks down.
Point of confusion
In the book, conversations fall into practical, emotional, and a third type.
Social or identity conversations
An email to a career mentor should include this clear description of the message's purpose.
A subject line
Creating an essay outline before drafting primarily demonstrates this WICOR component.
Organization
These college courses allow high school students to earn college credit.
Dual-credit courses
A student asks 'Why did you divide by three?' rather than giving the solution. This is an example of this process.
Socratic questioning or inquiry
Asking 'Do you want advice or do you want me to listen?' identifies this part of a conversation.
The type of conversation the person wants to have (or the goal)
A mentor receives a thoughtful email and responds. This short, professional message expresses appreciation.
A thank-you email
These questions require analysis, evaluation, or creation rather than simple recall.
higher-order thinking questions
A two-year college degree is called this.
Associate's Degree
This section of a TRF provides evidence of the student's attempts before seeking help.
Prework
This listening strategy involves repeating someone's idea in your own words to check understanding.
Paraphrasing
This career-learning experience allows a student to observe a professional during their workday.
Job shadowing
When students compare several sources to form a new conclusion, they're practicing this skill.
Synthesis
After you receive your bachelor's degree (after four years of college), you can begin working toward this degree.
Master's degree
The tutorial presenter arrives at an answer but cannot explain their thinking. Which essential outcome is still missing?
Understanding or mastery of the concept
A student responds to an emotional concern with an immediate logical solution. According to the book, the speakers are mismatched in this way.
The type of conversation they're having
Building professional relationships to exchange information, advice, and career opportunities is known as this.
Networking