EMMANUEL OSEI
Jun 7
Make a list of artifacts that can be used to build a teaching portfolio.
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1. Lesson plans
2. Student work samples
3. Classroom observations
4. Professional development certificates
5. Letters of recommendation
6. Teaching philosophy statement
7. Curriculum materials
8. Assessment data
9. Student evaluations
10. Video recordings of teaching demonstrations
11. Professional memberships and affiliations
12. Educational research projects
13. Awards or recognitions
14. Reflective journals or blogs
15. Examples of differentiated instruction
16. Technology integration projects
17. Community service or outreach activities
18. Professional goals and growth plans
19. Parent communication examples
20. Student testimonials or thank you notes.
2. Student work samples
3. Classroom observations
4. Professional development certificates
5. Letters of recommendation
6. Teaching philosophy statement
7. Curriculum materials
8. Assessment data
9. Student evaluations
10. Video recordings of teaching demonstrations
11. Professional memberships and affiliations
12. Educational research projects
13. Awards or recognitions
14. Reflective journals or blogs
15. Examples of differentiated instruction
16. Technology integration projects
17. Community service or outreach activities
18. Professional goals and growth plans
19. Parent communication examples
20. Student testimonials or thank you notes.
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Jun 7
Student-Centered Artifacts:
- Student work samples: Essays, projects, presentations, or assessments that demonstrate student learning and growth.
- Student feedback: Surveys, testimonials, or reflections that provide insights into student perceptions and experiences.
- Lesson plans and unit designs: Documents outlining instructional strategies and objectives that align with learning goals.
- Assessment rubrics and grading criteria: Frameworks used to evaluate student work and provide feedback.
- Differentiated instructional materials: Resources designed to meet the diverse needs and learning styles of students.
Professional Development and Reflection:
- Workshop or conference participation certificates: Evidence of professional learning and engagement.
- Professional development plans: Goals and strategies for ongoing growth as an educator.
- Reflective essays: Personal reflections on teaching practices, lessons learned, and areas for improvement.
- Peer observation reports: Feedback from colleagues on教學風格and instructional effectiveness.
- Action research projects: Studies conducted to investigate teaching practices, improve student learning, or address educational challenges.
Collaborative Work:
- Co-teaching lesson plans or materials: Documents developed in collaboration with other educators to enhance instruction.
- Team meeting notes or agendas: Records of collaborative planning and problem-solving sessions.
- Grant proposals or project summaries: Evidence of leadership and collaboration on educational initiatives.
- Interdisciplinary unit designs: Plans for units that integrate multiple subject areas or perspectives.
- Student support group plans or facilitation notes: Documents demonstrating involvement in supporting students outside of the classroom.
Technology Integration:
- Online teaching modules or courses: Demonstrations of innovative uses of technology to enhance student learning.
- Digital lesson plans or resources: Technology-enhanced materials that support instruction and engagement.
- Student technology use policies or guidelines: Documents outlining expectations and guidelines for student use of technology.
- Blog posts or social media updates: Reflections on technology integration and its impact on teaching and learning.
- Educational technology training certifications: Evidence of proficiency in specific technology tools or platforms.
- Student work samples: Essays, projects, presentations, or assessments that demonstrate student learning and growth.
- Student feedback: Surveys, testimonials, or reflections that provide insights into student perceptions and experiences.
- Lesson plans and unit designs: Documents outlining instructional strategies and objectives that align with learning goals.
- Assessment rubrics and grading criteria: Frameworks used to evaluate student work and provide feedback.
- Differentiated instructional materials: Resources designed to meet the diverse needs and learning styles of students.
Professional Development and Reflection:
- Workshop or conference participation certificates: Evidence of professional learning and engagement.
- Professional development plans: Goals and strategies for ongoing growth as an educator.
- Reflective essays: Personal reflections on teaching practices, lessons learned, and areas for improvement.
- Peer observation reports: Feedback from colleagues on教學風格and instructional effectiveness.
- Action research projects: Studies conducted to investigate teaching practices, improve student learning, or address educational challenges.
Collaborative Work:
- Co-teaching lesson plans or materials: Documents developed in collaboration with other educators to enhance instruction.
- Team meeting notes or agendas: Records of collaborative planning and problem-solving sessions.
- Grant proposals or project summaries: Evidence of leadership and collaboration on educational initiatives.
- Interdisciplinary unit designs: Plans for units that integrate multiple subject areas or perspectives.
- Student support group plans or facilitation notes: Documents demonstrating involvement in supporting students outside of the classroom.
Technology Integration:
- Online teaching modules or courses: Demonstrations of innovative uses of technology to enhance student learning.
- Digital lesson plans or resources: Technology-enhanced materials that support instruction and engagement.
- Student technology use policies or guidelines: Documents outlining expectations and guidelines for student use of technology.
- Blog posts or social media updates: Reflections on technology integration and its impact on teaching and learning.
- Educational technology training certifications: Evidence of proficiency in specific technology tools or platforms.
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