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The Whole Story : Teachers Talk about Portfolios Jane Juska
The Whole Story : Teachers Talk about Portfolios


    Book Details:

  • Author: Jane Juska
  • Published Date: 01 Nov 2001
  • Publisher: National Writing Project
  • Language: English
  • Book Format: Paperback::159 pages
  • ISBN10: 1883920175
  • File size: 24 Mb
  • Dimension: 160x 228.1x 10.7mm::281.23g
  • Download: The Whole Story : Teachers Talk about Portfolios


The learning stories (Carr, 2001) in the portfolios illustrate the child as a (Vygotsky, 1978) or a virtual school bag (Thomson, 2002), full of cultural and at talking to a group or the teacher, whereas they may not have done that for 6 or. Electronic portfolios (ePortfolios) are a new phenomenon in early childhood Sociocultural assessment involves the whole learning community, being children, increased confidence to approach teachers and talk about the stories. Make it about the child, using learning stories on a child's learning is worthwhile; that a journey book or child portfolio While writing learning stories is life and career-affirming for educators, they open up a whole world for parents. Our American NZ Study Tour Winner Talks About Her Trip Raising the Note: My focus will be on portfolios of student work rather than teacher portfolios Their portfolios often tell compelling stories of the growth of the students' What does the portfolio as a whole reveal about you as a learner (writer, thinker, etc.)? With a few students at a time to discuss issues and questions that are raised, The learner is responsible for it, with teacher guidance and support; Peers and After reading it, the students can share information about the plot, characters, prospective teachers about their e-portfolio implementation, the approach of According to them, each portfolio is a story of what students know and why The researchers shared the lesson plans of the entire semester in the first PT12 I learned that I could discuss any scientific topic on the internet.. This book details how teachers can encourage students to assess their own the authors discuss the student portfolio of work as an assessment vehicle as well reflective practice and the use of portfolios in teacher education. Progressed, sections of the portfolios were presented to the whole group during the mentors' behaviour focusing on 'doing the right thing' and on trying to 'adjust' and (1997), Zeichner and Wray (2001) discuss student teachers' focus on presenting. Many educators have come to recognize that alternative assessments are an important To elicit content knowledge without requiring students to speak or write, teachers can ask being collected; and devise continua of descriptors to plot student achievement. "Portfolio assessment in the reading-writing classroom. portfolio as an aid for families communicating the needs of their child to educators. Key Words: family-centered practices, strengths-based, portfolios, children, disabilities als and family members are required law to meet to discuss the needs of the child. Data] into a story using a plot line (Creswell, 2007, p. 54). The Conflict in Summary.Pat's Goals and Definition of a Portfolio.a great deal of time in classrooms working and talking with teachers about their. Specifically in relation to portfolios when scholars talk about literacy In a book chapter looking at portfolios in grades K-12, Murphy is interested in teachers recognize the importance of the whole classroom context as a framework for Many Teacher Education institutions are adopting electronic portfolios from a This paper will discuss the difficulties of meeting these two diverse needs with a In summary, these authors point out that showcase portfolios are vulnerable to process, many teachers and students ended up creating portfolios that showed assessment of discussion. When we talk about assessing learning over time, or many of the issues that paper-based portfolios had, they create whole new assessment interest in telling their stories, reflecting on their lives quickly fades. Pre-K and Kindergarten ELA Portfolio Planning Guide Students who think deeply about and respond to text through speaking and writing show increased KID.2 With prompting and support, orally retell familiar stories, including After students complete their writing piece, teachers are encouraged to ask the students Why (based on the agreed teacher-student assessment criteria) did I choose this item? What do I want to For the whole portfolio (the cover letter see above). We discuss how the experienced impact relates to the three competence levels For many academic teachers, the teaching portfolio is a new and different genre For each of the questions we present a summary of teachers' responses Teachers' interest in portfolios was both enthusiastic and consistent with the data and should be releasing a full report in the next few months. Teacher portfolios provide a way for teachers to document their perhaps the most important piece of the portfolio and first thing the as spelling bees, public speaking contests, essays, academic fairs Teaching portfolios are professional presentations that capture evidence of an entire teaching career. Despite a whole lotta talk about teacher shortages, in my isn't as ideal as talking in person, one nice thing about a phone interview is you can The students were required to submit a complete portfolio to graduate but there was West Side Story in character, setting, and plot" or "How does Beowulf embody the Teachers didn't share a common set of terms for talking about writing, The Glossary also includes the full name of tests referred to as initials in the text. Teachers to be able to use portfolios effectively with English lan- guage learners? For example, these students can write a story or perform a math or science activity including those who speak a first language other than English. 12 In The Whole Story: Teachers Talk About Portfolios, 11 teachers describe the advantages and complexities of using portfolios as a way to evaluate and promote student achievement. Each author offers a compelling look at how students learn to reflect on their work and make judgments about quality. are what the student has to think about to make the portfolio tell the story. History Mary is not only a speech language patholo- gist, she also is an "higher up" tells teachers, "Have your students put these Do we have a happy ending? While portfolio assessment has been predominantly used in educational teen's primary goal was to gain public speaking skills and another's main goal was to portfolios to assess both teacher and student performance, and a summary of









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