1. INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOKS
Physics
INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOKS

2. History Started in Stanford in 1969 for history students
Adopted by AVID: focusing on science
Possibly by this guy…but doubtful.
Random Stanford History Professor

3. Organization
Numbered pages: prevents “page scavenging” for other classes
Table of contents
AVID “proof” all in one
All labs, homework, c-notes are held in book (glued in if need be: “dot to dot, not a lot”)
Left side = student content
Right side = instructor content

4. Reviewing Easy access to information
Don’t have to randomly fumble for notes
All equations in one location
Especially good for semester and AP test

5. “What are you teaching my baby?!”
Transparency
“What are you teaching my baby?!”
Parents can easily see what is being taught
Homework grades can be viewed on the fly
Extra credit: once a week parent(s) can be taught one thing by their kid and document

6. Grading Emphasis on peer review Quick spot-grading with stamp
vistaprint.com: “free stamp”

7. Your Name
Physics
Four drawings: 1 representing the subject; 3 representing you. The drawings should include at least 4 colors.
period