Cornell Notes include the following components

Essential Question, Note-taking on the Right Side, Summary Writing

Which is an example of a level three thinking and questioning?

Evaluate the effect online shopping has had on "brick and mortar" stores

What are: Text, the essential question, the leader/facilitator, and the participants

Essential components for a Socratic Seminar

Costa's Levels of Thinking and Questioning

TRF, text books, quizzes, cornell notes, homework assignments, etc...

Resources needed for a successful tutorial

The name of the foundational strategies in the AVID Class.

Writing, Inquiry, Collaboration, Organization, Reading

What does AVID stand for?

Advancment Via Individual Determination

The strategy of KWL stands for what?

What I Know, What I Want to Know, What I Learned

Concurrent Enrollment in High School means...

Enrolled in college credit bearing program/classes

A quick processing activity to check for understanding using a partner

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The questions on the left side of your cornell notes anticipate...
Potential test questions.
What you already know about your note-taking.
The grade you will be getting in that class.
Reflection writing
2
A comprehension tool used to express clearly and concisely your learning
Reflection writing
Summary writing
Essential question
Point of Confusion
3
An active strategy to critically think about the text
Marking the text
Think-pair-share
Scanning the text
Re-reading the text
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Cornell Notes include the following components
Essential Question, Note-taking on the Right Side, Summary Writing
Essential Question, Three Columns, Summary Writing
Essential Question, What I Know About My Question, Point of Confusion
Essential Question, Questions on the Left Side column, Reflection Writing
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Which is an example of a level three thinking and questioning?
Where do you do a majority of your shopping and why?
Do you shopping on line more than in a "brick and mortar" store?
Evaluate the effect online shopping has had on "brick and mortar" stores
What does "brick and mortar" mean?
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Questions that enable students to process information. To make sense of gathered information
A Costa's level 3 question
A Costa's level 2 question
Point of Confusion
Essential question
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What are: Text, the essential question, the leader/facilitator, and the participants
Essential components for a Socratic Seminar
Essential components for a service learning project
Required for the tutorial process
Examples of a processing activity to check for understanding
8
There are three...
Costa's Levels of Thinking and Questioning
Steps in the Tutorial Process
Focused Notetaking Strategies
Maximum number of scholarships one person can receive.
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What is the formula used to recall information?
7/2/12
10+3+14
10/24/7
5/10/7
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TRF, text books, quizzes, cornell notes, homework assignments, etc...
Resources needed for a successful tutorial
Kept at home so you know where they are
Should be kept in your locker
Items you bring to AVID class everyday
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The name of the foundational strategies in the AVID Class.
Marking the Text, Socratic Seminars, Tutorials, Interactive Notebooks
Cornell Notes, Collaborative Study Groups, Inquiry, Philosophical Chairs
Tutorials, Critical Thinking, Note-taking, Writing
Writing, Inquiry, Collaboration, Organization, Reading
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What does AVID stand for?
Academic Victory In Desparation
Another Virtual Integrated Discussion
Advancment Via Individual Determination
Awareness Via Interdependence Determination
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Steps in the Tutorial Process
30 Second Speech
All of the above
Check for undestanding
Asking Questions
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The strategy of KWL stands for what?
What I Know, What I Want to Know, What I Learned
What I Question, What I Do Not Know, What I Want to Know
Knowledge, Wisdom, Learning
What I Do Not Know, What I Want to Learn, What I Have Questions About
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This needs to be completed to identify need for assistance in paying for your college education
Scholarship applications
FSAF
FAFSA
Job Applications
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Concurrent Enrollment in High School means...
Attending two different high schools in the same school year
Graduating from high school.
Enrolled in college credit bearing program/classes
You are taking two or more classes during a typical high school day.
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Where do AVID students keep their papers, planners, pencil pouch, etc...
Locker
Backpack
3 ring binder or E-Binder
In my AVID classroom
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Timed free writing on a specific topic provided by your teacher.
Reflection Writing
Learning Log
Essay Writing
Quickwrite
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Elbow Partners
A quick processing activity to check for understanding using a partner
A process for choosing someone to work on a project
A good studying strategy
The buddy system when on a field trip
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Philosophical Chairs is a strategy to do what?
To debate a topic.
Create structured discussion using inside and outside circles.
Prepare for an upcoming test.
Promote dialogue using a piece of text, artwork, video, etc...

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