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WICOR
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Created on October 3, 2024
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WICOR
INQUIRY
COLLABORATION
ORGANIZATION
READING
WRITING
encourages students to actively engage with texts to improve comprehension, analysis, & critical thinking skills
hepls students manage their time, materials, & tasks while tracking & setting goals for academic and personal success
questioning, critical thinking, & problem-solving to deepen understanding
promotes teamwork & active engagement through peer interactions and shared learning expereinces
a tool for communication, reflection & learning
How AVID Supports it all
Students who collaborate:
- Create a safe and supportive physical and philosphical environment
- Work through identified structures and roles to achieve a common goal
- Develop positive interdependence
- Clearly communicate verbally and noverbally
- Listen effectively to decipher meaning
- Deepen the learning of other through inquiry and active engaement
Students who organize:
- Self-direct, self-evaluate, self-monitor, and self-advocate tp reach academic goals
- Develop and use tools to organize thinking, resources, and time
- Develop and use processes, procedures, and tools to study effectively
- Prepare for rigours courses and engage fully in instruction
Students who inquire:
- Analyze and synthesize materials or ideas
- Clarify their own thinking
- Work through ambiguity
- Probe others' thinking
- Solve authentic probelms
Students who read:
- Activate, engage, and extend beyond the text
- Make predictions and create visual images as they read
- Understand text structures
- Question the text and egage in deep inquriy
- Become content experts
- Evaluate sources for accuracy and bias
Students who write:
- Engage frequently in every content area and classroom
- Cite evidence to support their thinking
- Deepen their understanding of content
- Demonstrate command of academic vocabulary
- Communicate as a content expert
- Communicate their thinking competently and confidently