AVID TRF and Tutorials

Which statement about tutorial is TRUE?

• Tutorial is a time to complete homework.
• Tutorial is perfect for socializing.
• Tutorial is a time to ask easy questions.
• Tutorial is a time to expand your knowledge through questioning.

What is the purpose of collaborating with classmates?

• Students learn to divide up the school work with the group, so that no one will have to work too hard.
• Students learn to study Cornell notes and practice key concepts independently.
• Students learn to pick and choose what they want to do.
• Students learn to listen, learn from and help each other.

On your TRF, what does POC stand for?

• point of confusion
• point of collaboration
• point of conclusion
• point of culmination

As you complete a higher level reflection after the tutorial, which of the following would NOT be included?

• What you learned about your POC
• How the group members participated
• How your learning took place
• Connections to your previous learning

When you are a group member during the tutorial process, what can you do to help support higher-level learning?

• Ask your AVID teacher to answer the question.
• Solve the problem on your own.
• Use your notes and ask the tutor questions.
• Use resources and ask the presenter questions.

What is your POC? 

• It is your initial question. 
• It the question taken from class. 
• It is a statemement telling your class about what you've learned in class. 
• POC is a SPECIFIC question or step that tells where you get confused or stuck on your initial question. 

Where does your initial question come from?

• STAAR PSAT

• Class

  Notes

• Homework Worksheets Practice

• All the above

Answer explanation

Any of these are correct!

Before Tutorials start you must have completed what?

• The entire front page

• POC

• IQ

• Critical Thinking

The POC is the same as the IQ

• True

• False

Answer explanation

The POC is more specific! Your IQ comes from class!

The TRF starts with the

• Initial Question

• Critical Thinking

• Point of Confusion

• Vocabulary