The parts of a TRF.
What are original question, vocabulary, what I already know, critical thinking, steps, point of confusion?
It's the day of the week that backpacks and planners are checked
What is Friday?
A 4-year degree granted by CSUs and/or UCs?
What is a BA? What is a Bachelors Degree
This part of the TRF that you put on the board to show what you need help with?
What is the point of confusion?
A debate protocol where students stand on different sides of the room and discuss their differing opinions.
What is Philosophical Chairs?
This is a system of note-taking where notes are taken and revisited over time.
What is Focused Note-Taking?
It's the year in which AVID was started, which is when The Empire Strikes Back came out, and Ronald Reagan was elected president.
What is 1980?
This level of Costa's questioning consists of "compare and contrast." Reading "between the lines."
What is level 2?
Skill that will be developed by presenting in front of the class or during tutorials.
What is public speaking?
The final phase in the focused note-taking process.
What is applying learning?
Required materials in your pencil pouch.
What are pencils, pens, highlighter, etc.
It's when a presenter discusses the initial question, vocab, how far they got, and their point of confusion
What is the 60-second speech?
This level of Costa's questioning consists of "define" or "list" questions. Reading "on the lines."
What is level 1?
An activity where students bring questions to discuss about a text while they sit in a circle.
What is a socratic seminar?
It's the average number of years it takes to earn a bachelor's degree.
What is 4?
Phased Out: Cornell Notes, 2-Column Notes, 3-Column Notes, Graphic Organizers, etc.
What is the Focused Note-Taking Process?
The one thing you will need to do after tutorials and before you submit your TRF?
What is "to write a reflection"? What is to reflect?
The five things that WICOR stands for.
What are Writing, Inquiry, Collaboration, Organization, and Reading?
One of the few items you need to complete to obtain the AVID sash at graduation.
What is being A-G ready? What is being accepted to a 4-year college? What is taking AP and/or College Courses? etc.