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'''Titan 101''' was the original program used to introduce [[freshmen]] to [[Gunn]], meeting during [[Tutorial]] (and later, [[Flex]]).<ref>https://www.paloaltoonline.com/news/2012/09/22/finding-the-way-around-gunn</ref> It was made obsolete by [[Titan Connect]], and [[SELF]] | '''Titan 101''' was the original program<sup>[when?]</sup> used to introduce [[freshmen]] to [[Gunn]], meeting during [[Tutorial]] (and later, [[Flex]]).<ref>https://www.paloaltoonline.com/news/2012/09/22/finding-the-way-around-gunn</ref> It was made obsolete by [[Titan Connect]], and lessons to aid the transition from middle to high school are now included in the 9th grade [[SELF]] curriculum. | ||
Titan 101 originally had some elements of SELF, but it was quickly removed due to resentment from the students. | Titan 101 originally had some elements of SELF, but it was quickly removed due to resentment from the students. | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
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Titan 101 was the original program[when?] used to introduce freshmen to Gunn, meeting during Tutorial (and later, Flex).[1] It was made obsolete by Titan Connect, and lessons to aid the transition from middle to high school are now included in the 9th grade SELF curriculum.
Titan 101 originally had some elements of SELF, but it was quickly removed due to resentment from the students.