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TermDefinition
Achievement, Accomplishing a goal through effort and hard work.
Agenda, A plan or list of things to be done.
Annotation,. Notes or comments added to a text while reading
AVID, Advancement Via Individual Determination; a program that helps students prepare for college and careers.
Binder, An organized notebook system used to keep school materials together.
Brainstorming, Generating many ideas before choosing the best one.
Collaboration, Working together with others to complete a task or solve a problem.
Communication, Sharing information, ideas, or feelings clearly with others.
Community, A group of people who work together or share common goals.
Cornell Notes, A note-taking system that organizes notes into questions, details, and summaries.
Critical Thinking , Carefully analyzing information to make decisions or solve problems.
Determination, Continuing to work hard even when something is difficult.
Discussion, Talking about ideas or topics with others to deepen understanding.
Focus,. Paying close attention to a task or goal
Goal, Something a person works to achieve.
GPA, . Grade Point Average; a number representing academic performance
Growth Mindset, Believing abilities can improve through effort and learning.
Higher Education, Schooling after high school, such as college or university.
Inquiry, Asking questions to gain understanding or information.
Interactive Notebook, A notebook used to organize learning with notes, activities, and reflections.
Leadership, Guiding or helping others in a positive way.
Learning Log, A written reflection about what a student has learned.
Motivation, The reason or desire to keep working toward goals.
Organization, Keeping materials and tasks neat and orderly.
Participation, Taking part in activities or discussions.
Perseverance, Continuing to try despite challenges or setbacks.
Planner, A tool used to record assignments, schedules, and goals.
Productivity, Completing tasks efficiently and effectively.
Reflection, Thinking about experiences to improve learning or behavior.
Responsibility, Being dependable and completing tasks properly.
Scholarship, Money awarded to help pay for college based on achievement or need.
Socratic Seminar , A structured discussion where students ask and answer questions about a topic or text.
Study Skills, Strategies that help students learn and remember information.
Time Management, Planning and using time wisely to complete tasks.
Tutorial, A collaborative learning session focused on problem-solving and questioning.
Tutor, A person who helps another student understand material.
Tutorial Request Form (TRF), An AVID form used to organize questions and prepare for tutorials.
WICOR, AVID’s learning framework: Writing, Inquiry, Collaboration, Organization, and Reading.
Writing Process, The steps used to create writing, including planning, drafting, revising, editing, and publishing.
Academic Vocabulary, Words commonly used in school and learning environments.
College Readiness, Having the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in college.
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