How can I use my time productively as we get close to exam time? Daily Plans: Friday, 12 May

Happy Friday AVID Students!
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Homework: 
-Ongoing: Study, Revise, Turn in all work!
-Bring in a snack for Monday!

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Big Idea: Structures have interrelated parts

Essential Questions: How can I use my time productively as we get close to exam time?

Objectives: I can...

...add on to what other's have reviewed.
...identify what I need help with.
...set and meet short term goals.
...take brain breaks.
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1) Warm Up: Collaborative Annotation (20 min)

1. Take 5 minutes to put polishing touches on your one-pager and any other parts of your packet. 
2. Move to your numbered off groups.
3. Pass your paper to the right.
4. Read the one-pager and warm ups and notes in the new packet.
5. Add one sticky note that adds some facts, formulas, terms, etc you think the author might need to review. Put an exclamation point next to one thing you are glad this person listed because you needed to review it.
6. Repeat step 5.
7. Pass again. This time, write sticky notes that tell the author of the packet how to improve their packet to get as close to a 100 as possible. Refer to the grading page as needed.
8. Pass again. Find something in this packet that you had forgotten to review. Add a "WOW! Thank you!" sticky note to that page.
9. Return packets to their owners. 
10. Read through the notes in your packet. 
11. Fill in the T-chart in your packet to identify topics you still need to review and to note topics you have realized you've mastered.

2) Pomodoroish Study Time (Until the End of Class)

1. Fill in the 2nd and 3rd goals in the table. Consider:
1. Revising your final test packet before you turn it in today.
2. Revising your AVID assignments
3. Chatting with me about topics listed under "Workshops"
4. Working in a QUIET study group
5. Collaborating to complete a study guide
2. I will set a timer and tell you when to move from task to task.
3. Remember to tally each time you get distracted.
4. Workshops Today: Need help? Meet with me about any of the following:
1. Long-Term Goal Setting
2. Test Anxiety
3. Making Useful Study Tools
4. Summer Plans
5. Brain Break Time - Video to the right :)
6. **Turn in your packet! Stick a note on the front listing any revisions you made to your Choose your Own College Adventure Story OR Personal Choices Project and where I can find the revisions (ie: paper, email, new shared document, original document).**

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The AVID district program is hosting its second Summer College Road Trip! This is a GREAT way to visit colleges for ONLY the cost of lunch! Below you can see the dates and locations. You'll tour the school, eat in the dining hall (or bring a bag lunch and make this free!), see a dorm, and visit students' favorite places around campus!

How to sign up:

1) We'll share the application with you once we have it. More trips will be added after we leave for the summer, SO PLEASE check the Lee County Schools' homepage here for the updates. Fill in the application! This is first come, first serve!

2) Get a permission slip from by Ms. Delmaine's door (these will be out sometime during 10 day review - so keep checking). Complete the form with your parents/guardians and return it to Ms. Delmaine!

3) On the day of the trip, meet at Lee Senior around 6am with about $10 for lunch.

​Trips:

June 14: NCSU, Peace

June 15: UNC Charlotte

June 20: High Point University

July 25: ECU

Hopefully upcoming: ASU, UNCCH, NCCU, Virginia Tech, UNCP​

We hope you can go! Please let Ms. Foster or Ms. Delmaine know if you have questions!