Collection

Bell RingerUsing separate sheets of paper for each, complete numbers 1-4 below:1. Draw a sun, a tree, and an animal.2. Calculate the following problems:5 x 6=_____ 12-1=_____ 4+23=_____3. What are the steps of the portfolio process?4. List four different types of portfolios.

Chapter 9

Presented by:Melissa Moulder & Tonya MoorePortfolios

Authentic assessment Integrative assessment Holistic assessment Assessment for learning

Portfolios for Student Growth (PSG) is a holistic, student-centered, process-led approach to portfolio development. PSG offers educators a way to guide students to explicitly link academic learning with future planning and goal setting.http://www.gallaudet.edu/clerc_center/information_and_resources/info_to_go/transition_to_adulthood/portfolios_for_student_growth.html

1. Assessment and evaluation (assessing progress, achievement, developmental strengths, and areas for continued work). 2. Self-assessment and reflection (where students can chart their progress and take ownership of their learning) 3. Reporting progress (in which progress and achievement can be shown to parents)Why should I use portfolios in my classroom?

Giselle O. Martin-KniepCapturing the Wisdom of Practice

"I am absolutely convinced that every professional who uses portfolios in a serious way will become a better teacher or administrator."

The Portfolio Process4 Steps:

1. Collection 2. Selection 3. Reflection 4. Connection*

Collection

Homework

Journals

Exams

Quizzes

Written Work

Projects

Working Folder(Not)

^An intermediate step in the portfolio processEnding the portfolio process in the collection stage turns the working folder into a

Selection

Teacher:Portfolio type

Student: Work from collections

What are the types of portfolios?

PROCESS PORTFOLIO

PROCESS PORTFOLIO

CumulativePortfolio

Student-Led Conferenceshttp://youtu.be/8au4JqWboAQ?t=37s

Ref lection

Connection