Chapter 4 discusses different ways of assigning or managing
work in the classroom. The portfolio is
an option to use and has the benefit of getting students to look over their
work a second (or greater) time. In
addition it provides the teacher with a bigger picture of a student’s
productivity and learning. The reading
impacted me because it described the broad range of possibilities in using
portfolios in the classroom. I have only
completed two portfolios in my life but both have provided a great
representation of how I did in the class.
The portfolios also provide a detailed and quick way to look back or
reference the information I learned throughout the year. The chapter also details how to set up and
use a rubric in the class. I had not
realized the detail required in creating a functional and helpful rubric. I know in science the procedure section of my
lab report was supposed to be a step by step process for people to accomplish
the same exact experiment. I see the
rubric along similar lines but to explain to each student in no uncertain terms
how to complete the assignment. Similar
to portfolio the student self-assessment seems like a great way to get students
to look over their work again rather than just turn in and forget. The wide variety of self-assessment makes
integrating it into the classroom doable and easy. The basic ones like self-checklist and
reading notations are just several ways to get students to look over their work
once it is given back to them.
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