Wicor
what does wicor stand for?
writing, inquiry, collaboration, organization, reading
What is the definition of Costa level thinking?
gathering, analyzing, and applying information
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What part of Wicor is most important in college?
What does "SMART" stand for?
Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Time-bound.
This 3 step strategy ask students to reflect individually,pair up with a partner,and then discuss their ideas with the entire class.
What is a Think-Pair-Share
What level question is this?- Predict what would happen if the main character made a different choice in the end.
What is a Level 3 Question?
This is the max grade you can get on a TRF form?
what is 4
This acronym stands for the primary form used to apply for federal financial aid.
What is FAFSA?
Which part of SMART goals is missing from this goal-"I will improve my math grade by studying more"?
Measurable and Time
This WICOR component involves students taking ownership of their learning through tools like focused note-taking, graphic, and time management systems to ensure they can retrieve and use information effectively.
What is Organization
What level question is this?- How would you analyze the main character’s motives in the story?
What is a Level 2 Question?
This is the most crucial part of the TRF where you identify what you do not understand.
Point of Confusion
This is your primary field of study in college, which you declare to focus your learning.
A SMART goal
This avid strategy requires students to write a summary that specifically answers the essential question while connecting the new information to their prior knowledge.
What is the Summary
Which level is this?-Contrast the viewpoints of the protagonist and antagonist in this chapter.
What is a Level 2 question?
These are the three main components required in the TRF heading.
Name, Date, and Heading
This term refers to the non-binding, early response application process.
False, its not specific
Which two MAIN WICOR strategies are involved in Note-Taking and Annotated Reading?
What are Writing and Reading?
What type of question can be answered by reading the text, observing, or recalling information directly?
What is a Level 1 Question?
ou must provide this type of documentation to prove you tried to solve the problem before the tutorial.
Source/Resources (notes, homework, quizzes).
This is a paid or unpaid work experience that allows you to gain experience in your field of study.
What is an Internship
if the goal has "do" or "able" in it, what letter of SMART does it fall under?
Achievable