AVID Facts
It's what AVID stands for.
What is Advancement Via Individual Determination?
Talk it Out Tuesdays.
What are guest speakers?
Three-Column Note-Taking
What is an example of focused notes?
This should happen weekly.
What is a binder check?
It's your main course of study that must be declared during college.
What is a major?
College visits should start.
What is NOW?
GPA
What is grade point average?
This part of the TRF is used to revisit useful aspects of the tutorial.
What is the reflection?
This is the minimum number of revisits to your Cornell Notes that are recommended by your teacher.
What is 5?
This college is where Walter Pauk first invented the note-taking system in the 1920s.
What is Cornell University?
The C in WICOR
What is collaboration?
POC stands for this.
What is point of confusion?
C-Notes, Two column notes; charts; graphs
What are examples of note taking?
Number of kickboard points for having your AVID binder.
What is 5?
the parts of C-Notes
What is EQ; Summary, notes, questions main ideas?
the W in WICOR.
What is writing?
The self taught make-up artist
Who is Trinity Reed?
FNT
What is focused note taking?
The sum of all points on our current binder checks.
What is 100?
It's the average number of years it takes to earn a bachelor's degree.
What is 4?
WICOR is.
What are strategies used in AVID.
The before, during, and after steps of the tutorial process.
What are steps for tutorials?
It is the ideal ratio of students to tutors according to the national AVID center.
What is 7:1?
It's the total amount of kickboard points given for being on time to class
What is 2?
A FAFSA form is an application for this necessary college resource.
What is financial aid?