AVIDize Me!
It's the University in Ithaca AND our note system!
What is Cornell?
This is the name of the organization that hosted the John Jay conference.
This is the sugar with the chemical equation C6H12O6
What is glucose?
The dictator in Germany who was the head of the Third Reich.
Who is Adolph Hitler?
It's the grade you need on the English Regents for College Readiness.
What is 80.
After the tutorial in AVID, students complete these
What is a reflection?
It's the organization that supplies our tutors.
What is Hunter College?
The island of finches.
What is the Gallapagos?
The man who's manifesto inspired communism.
Who is Carl Marx?
Of 5, 7, or 9,it's the number of Regents needed for an advanced Regents diploma.
What is 9.
It's the acronym for positive and scholarly behaviors in a classroom setting.
What is SLANT?
The theatre in mid-town that hosted an artist residency.
What is Repertorio Espanol?
What is meiosis?
The name for a string of revolutions in the middle east in the mid-2000s.
What is the Arab Spring?
It's the minimum grade point average in language classes necessary to waive language requirements in CUNY schools.
What is 80?
WICOR is the core of AVID; This is what the I stands for.
What is Inquiry?
What is Investigation?
It's the name of the Community Based Organization that partners with LIC.
What is Zone 126?
In the food chain, a plant is considered this.
What is a primary producer?
The country whose motto in the third republic is liberty, fraternity, equality.
Where is France?
It's the list of your experiences and education to show that you are qualified for a job.
What is a resume?
These are the names of our three AVID tutors
Who are Patrick, Stephanie, and Kiara?
This is the name of the assistant principal who is the co-director of the academy in charge of the Dual Language program.
Who is Maria Rodriguez?
In plant cells, this is the cell organelle that produces food for the plant.
What are chloroplasts?
The dictator who controlled the Dominican Republic in the 40s, 50, and 60s.
Who is Trujillo?
It's the number of years of education typically needed for a masters degree.
What is 6?