WICOR
GOAL-SETTING
GPA
TUTORIALS
Focused Notes Taking
100

Writing, Inquiry, Collaboration, Organization, Reading

What does WICOR stand for?

100

In goal setting, what does GPA stand for?

Goal, Plan, Action

100

In grade tracking, what does GPA stand for?

Grade Point Average

100

What does POC stand for?

Point of Confusion

100

What are focused notes?

Notes that are organized, processed, and used for learning—not just copied.

200

1. Gathering
2. Processing
3. Applying

What are the THREE levels of Coast's Levels of Questioning?

200

How long is a long-term goal?

More than one year

200

What is the minimum GPA you need to graduate from high school?

2.0

200

How many seconds is the mini speech the presenter gives before starting the tutorial?

60-second speech

200

What section of focused notes contains the main ideas and details?

The right side- The notes section.

300

Visual, Auditory, Kinesthetic 

What are the THREE types of learning styles?

300

What does SMART stand for in goal-setting?

S - Specific
M - Measurable
A - Actionable/Attainable
R - Realistic
T - Timely

300
How many points is each letter grade worth?
A - 4

B - 3
C - 2
D - 1
F - 0

300

Students helping the presenter should use ____________ to guide them to the answer. 

inquiry

300

What are higher-level questions, and where do they go in focused notes?

Critical thinking questions placed on the left side of the paper, the questions section.

400

Learning Logs

________________ allow you to reflect on learning in all your classes and link it to future learning.

400

Explain the difference between a goal and a wish. 

Goal - something you want to accomplish, and you have an action plan to do so. It is also in the SMART format. 

Wish - something you dream of or want to do, there is no action plan attached to it

400
How is it possible to have higher than a 4.0 GPA?

By taking honors, advanced placement (AP), and dual enrollment classes. 

400

What part of the TRF is written on the board?

Critical Thinking

400

What is the purpose of the summary in focused notes?

To synthesize and explain the main learning in your own words.

500

The ____________ __ ____________ demonstrates the declining rate at which information is lost if no particular effort is made to remember it. 

The Curve of Forgetting

500

What should you do if you aren't accomplishing your goal?

Re-evaluate your action plan and make sure your action steps realistic, attainable, and timely.

500

Calculate the following student's GPA:
3 As
2 Bs
2 Cs

3.14

500

What are students who are not presenting required to do while helping the presenter?

Ask questions

500

Name two key steps in the focused note-taking process after taking notes.

Revising notes, creating questions, summarizing, using notes to study.