AVID Elective 7 (Period 2) Assignments

Prepare your TRF.

Write Cornell Notes in your classes today. That way you can revise them, add questions and summaries each day and have them ready for Friday.

Goal:100% turn in rate!!

Cornell Notes

Prepare for binder check

4 Cornell Notes

TRF with Reflection

Field Trip Slip due asap

TRF (no reflection)

4 Cornell Notes due Friday

Please take Cornell Notes during two of your classes. This way you will be more likely to have 4 notes completed by Friday. Remember, it's the process of review that makes taking Cornell Notes most effective.

1. Prepare your TRF

Initial Question

Key Vocabulary and Definitions

What I Know About My Question

 

2,Make sure you complete your Long-range, Mid-range and Short-Range goals, PLans and steps.

Bring to class

 

Rewatch, CNN 10 for October 6 and revise your Cornell Notes. 

Write questions and summarize

Prepare for Binder Check

Complete TRF--initial question, source info, key vocabulary/definitions, what I already know about my question.

 

Be thorough and thoughtful--DUE at the door!!

 

Thank you letters on white paper--decorated

TRF #2

Fill in your Subject

Standard/Essential Question

Initial/Original Question with Source, Page#, and Problem #

Key Academic Vocabulary/Definition Associated with the Topic/Question

 

 

Prepare for binder check.

 

Take one page of Cornell notes in a class. At home write 2-3 questions and summarize.

Subscribe to AVID web page and avid 7 period 2.

Write 3 wishes that could become goals. 

Think of an initial question for your TRF if you have not already done so.

 

Complete Student Questionnaire

Thank you note Rough Draft

 

Take Cornell Notes in one class. Revise your notes.

Prepare for a binder check.

 

Bring your sheet of Cornell Notes on the CNN 10 presentation. Be sure to write questions on the left hand side of your notes. Write your summary on the bottom of the page.

Prepare for Socratic Seminar on article.

Write two questions for the seminar.

Complete your Cornell Notes by writing 2-3 questions on the left column and summarize your notes.

Take Cornell Notes on the Article of the Week.