AVID TRF Flashcards

TRF Flashcards Study Notes

• 60 Second Speech: Speech required from students prior to starting their tutorial, serving as an introduction.

• Higher-Level Questioning: Type of questioning used during tutorials enabling peers to discover answers collaboratively.

• Academic Vocabulary: Two essential words related to the topic must be identified and underlined in the Point of Confusion (POC) section of the Tutorial Request Form (TRF).

• Initial Question: A question sourced from another class, potentially found in homework, notes, tests, or quizzes, which serves as the foundation for the tutorial.

• Tutorial Question (POC): A specific question illustrating exactly where confusion occurred in the problem-solving process, formulated after attempting to resolve the issue.

• Critical Thinking Box: A section on the TRF where students detail their problem-solving approach; left side for showing work and right side for explanation.

• Three-Column Notes: Method of note-taking during a presentation that encompasses the POC, notes, and steps, with an option to add to class notes instead.

• AHA Moment: A significant realization during the tutorial when a student understands their mistake and gains clarity on how to approach the solution.

• TRF Reflection/Synthesis: The conclusion of the tutorial where students articulate their learning experiences and the factors contributing to their understanding.

• 25 Points: Total points available for the TRF, allocated as follows: 10 points for pre-work, 10 points for collaboration/communication, and 5 points for closure/reflection.

• What I Know About My Question: Distinct from academic vocabulary; encompasses general facts and specific information relevant to the topic.

• Sources for Questions if Confused: Include items to review such as class notes, bonus questions, ACT/SAT practice questions targeting weaker areas, and enrichment questions from future units.

This quiz features essential flashcards for AVID TRF terminology. Each card highlights a key vocabulary word and its definition, helping students prepare for effective tutorials. Enhance your understanding of academic language and questioning strategies crucial for AVID success.