AVID Program Overview and Requirements

The video introduces AVID, a program aimed at middle school students to enhance college readiness through self-determination. It targets students in the academic middle, offering a structured tutorial process to develop skills in writing, inquiry, collaboration, organization, and reading. Students share their experiences and goals, highlighting AVID's role in preparing them for college. The program emphasizes critical thinking, reflection, and maintaining a solid GPA and attendance. AVID's impact is seen in its ability to foster better students and workers, preparing them for future success.

What does the acronym AVID stand for?

• Advancement Via Integrated Development

• Achievement Via Integrated Determination

• Achievement Via Individual Development

• Advancement Via Individual Determination

What is a key requirement for students to join the AVID program?

• They must have a GPA of 4.0

• They must be in the top 10% of their class

• They must volunteer and be self-motivated

• They must be selected by their teachers

Who is the AVID program designed for?

• All students regardless of academic standing

• High-end students

• Low-end students

• Students in the middle of the academic pack

What inspired Willie Maro to join the AVID program?

• He wanted to improve his grades

• He saw how it helped his older sister

• He wanted to join a club

• His teachers recommended it

What is the first step in the AVID tutorial process?

• Students write reflections

• Students take notes in their core classes

• Students form tutorial groups

• Students present their point of confusion

What is a TRF in the AVID program?

• Tutorial Request Form

• Teacher Recommendation Form

• Test Review Form

• Training Resource Form

During the collaborative process, what do students do after presenting their point of confusion?

• They form new groups

• They engage in a Q&A session

• They write a report

• They take a test

What do students do after the tutorial session?

• They write reflections on what they learned

• They start a new topic

• They take a quiz

• They meet with their parents

What must AVID students maintain to stay in the program?

• A leadership position in a club

• A GPA of 4.0

• A perfect attendance record

• A solid GPA and attendance record

What is the ultimate goal of the AVID program?

• To make students better athletes

• To prepare students for college and future success

• To help students get part-time jobs

• To improve students' social skills