Introduction To Tutorial Vocabulary Quiz

1.Core practice of AVID

2. Created by Mary Swanson in the 1980's

3.Helps students become accountable and think critically about their classwork

• AVID Tutorial

• WICOR

• Focused Notes

• Socratic Seminar

How many steps are in the AVID Tutorial

• 6

• 7

• 5

• 10

California HS Engilsh teacher who created AVID and Tuotorials

• HJ MacDonald

• Mary Swanson

• Betsy Ross

• Della Walley

A real question that comes from your Point of Confusion (POC); you write it on the board at the start of tutorials.

• Point of Confusion (POC)

• Tutorial Question (TQ)

• 60 Second Synthesis

• Inital Question

1. 1. Before

2. 2.During

3. 3.After

• Parts of the AVID Tuotorial

• Phases of Focused Notes

• Parts of a Socratic Seminar

• Parts of a Collaborative Study Group

The question you bring to tutorials

• Critical Thinking

• Inital Question (IQ)

• Point of Confusion (POC)

• Tutorial Question (TQ)

TRUE or FALSE :You write your Tutorial Question (TQ) on the board at the start of tutorials

• True

• False

A question, concept, or problem in an academic class that is causing them confusion. This initial question can come from material presented in lectures, textbook readings, videos, handouts, tests, quizzes, projects, or other resources.

• Critical Thinking

• Point of Confusion (POC)

• Initial Question (IQ)

• Tutorial Question (TQ)

Small groups of 4-5 students who participate in an AVID Tutorial

• Collaborative Study Groups

• Tutorial Groups

• Tutors

• Peer Learning Groups

Speech at the beginning of your presentation explain your POC, and what you already know about the question

• 60 Second Speech

• 60 Second Synthesis

• Academic Conversation

• Socratic Introduction