AVID Tutorial Process Quiz

How do Level 2 and Level 3 questions differ, and why are they important in tutorials?

• Level 2 questions are simple, while Level 3 questions are more detailed.

• Level 2 questions require applying knowledge, and Level 3 involve creating or evaluating.

• Level 2 questions ask for opinions, and Level 3 require numerical answers.

• Level 2 questions relate to facts, and Level 3 require repeating information.

What is the purpose of a Tutorial Request Form (TRF), and when should it be completed?

• To summarize notes, completed after the session.

• To identify a point of confusion, completed before tutorials.

• To track attendance, completed after each session.

• To give feedback to tutors, completed before the week ends.

Where can you find examples of well-written TRF questions?

• In the AVID binder example section.

• Online AVID resources or sample TRFs.

• From a peer’s notes.

• On the classroom bulletin board.

What is the role of a Tutor?

• Guiding the group, facilitating inquiry, and ensuring collaboration.

• Asking questions, providing answers, and grading.

• Presenting TRF content and sharing solutions.

• Writing the group reflection section.

What is the role of a Student Presenter?

• Completing the TRF for every group member.

• Presenting their question, sharing their thought process, and answering inquiries.

• Guiding the group and grading performance.

• Summarizing the tutorial results and taking notes.

How does TAG feedback improve the quality of tutorials?

• It identifies errors only.

• It helps students evaluate their learning and collaboration.

• It ensures all students have the same answers.

• It replaces the need for reflection.

What is an example of a Level 2 question you could ask about a math problem?

• What is the answer to this equation?

• How can you apply this formula to solve for x?

• What does the variable represent?

• What is the definition of a linear equation?

Find an example of how a student overcame a learning challenge during a tutorial. What strategies did they use?

• They skipped the challenging question.

• They used inquiry-based discussion and peer collaboration.

• They answered questions without consulting others.

• They relied solely on the tutor’s guidance.

Where are the Tutorial Grading Rubrics located?

• In the AVID binder section labeled “Tools.”

• google classroom

• In the tutor’s possession.

• Within the student reflection log.

What materials must you bring to each tutorial session to ensure you are prepared?

• Only a notebook.

• TRF, notes, and relevant materials for your question.

• Textbooks and a blank TRF.

• Completed assignments and classwork.