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What does AVID stand for?
Advancement Via Individual Determination
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Why do you use Blooms Taxonomy?
It is mainly used to identify lower and higher level questions.
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What is the one main object required for AVID?
A binder
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Name the three main parts of Cornell notes?
Notes, questions, and summary
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Is AVID considered a school within a school?
NO
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What does AVID help you accomplish?
Prepare for college, help succeed in their career, and be organized
200
What was Blooms Taxonomy named after?
A man named Benjamin Bloom
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What is one thing you do once a week?
A tutorial
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Name two techniques taught in AVID for better Cornell notes?
Visual Representation(drawings), Highlighting and Color coating
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What is the structure of a Socratic seminar?
Oval shaped
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When did AVID first begin?
1980
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What are three of the six actions of the revised Taxonomy
Remember, understand, apply, analyze, evaluate, and create
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Name three requirements a quality AVID binder?
Divider, pencil pouch, and Cornell notes
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Why are questions done after notes in Cornell notes?
To help organize notes and help you understand the topic better
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What year grade can you start AVID?
7-12 grade
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How many states have AVID?
44 states
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How many levels are there in Blooms taxonomy?
6
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Do you need a good GPA to enroll in AVID?
Yes
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What do Cornell notes get converted for extra understanding every week?
TRF
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In what subjects AVID assist you in?
Any school subject except for P.E.
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Who created AVID?
Mary Catherine Swanson
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What is the highest level of Blooms taxonomy?
Evaluation/judgemnet
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What does it take to be good in AVID?
The desire and determination to take challenging courses, such as AP and honors classes
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In what order are cornell notes organized?
Objective, name, date, block, EQ, notes, questions, and summary.
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In what part of education does AVID assist you towards?
High school and college