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Foundations for Portfolio Development | p. 1 |
The Teacher Assessment Movement | p. 2 |
Introduction | p. 2 |
Accountability | p. 3 |
Evolution of Teacher Assessment | p. 4 |
National Board for Professional Teaching Standards | p. 6 |
INTASC Standards | p. 7 |
Closing Thoughts | p. 8 |
Websites | p. 9 |
References | p. 9 |
Portfolio Development | p. 10 |
What Is a Portfolio? | p. 10 |
What Is a Process Portfolio? | p. 11 |
What Is a Product Portfolio? | p. 15 |
What Is a Showcase Portfolio? | p. 20 |
What Are the Differences in the Three Portfolios? | p. 22 |
The Digital Portfolio: Where Does That Fit In? | p. 22 |
Different Types of Portfolios for Elementary Teachers | p. 23 |
What Is a Teaching Portfolio? | p. 25 |
Legal Issues in Portfolio Development | p. 26 |
General Considerations for Developing a Portfolio | p. 28 |
Closing Thoughts | p. 29 |
Chapter Activities | p. 29 |
Websites | p. 30 |
References | p. 30 |
Reflection | p. 31 |
What Is Reflection? | p. 31 |
Why Should Teachers Reflect? | p. 34 |
What Things Should Be Considered? | p. 35 |
How Do You Get Started? Do These Reflection Activities! | p. 36 |
What Are Some Things to Do to Get Started? | p. 38 |
What If This Seems Difficult? | p. 41 |
Where and When Can You Reflect? | p. 41 |
Closing Thoughts | p. 42 |
Chapter Activities | p. 42 |
References | p. 42 |
Applications of Portfolio Development | p. 43 |
The Preservice Teacher's Portfolio | p. 45 |
What Do These Goals and Standards Portfolios Look Like? | p. 48 |
Type 1: The Goal-Driven Product Portfolio | p. 48 |
Organization | p. 48 |
Questions to Ask Yourself If You Are Interested in This Type of Portfolio | p. 50 |
Type 2: The Standards Portfolio | p. 54 |
INTASC Standards | p. 55 |
Developing an INTASC Portfolio | p. 61 |
Questions to Ask Yourself If You Are Interested in This Type of Portfolio | p. 61 |
Evidence | p. 63 |
Assessment | p. 67 |
What Assessment Methods Could Be Used? | p. 67 |
Closing Thoughts | p. 70 |
Chapter Activities | p. 70 |
Websites | p. 71 |
References | p. 71 |
Getting a Job | p. 72 |
The Options | p. 73 |
Things to Include | p. 74 |
The Job Interview | p. 80 |
Closing Thoughts | p. 80 |
Chapter Activities | p. 80 |
References | p. 81 |
Portfolios for Continuing Licensure | p. 82 |
Portfolios for Novice Teachers | p. 82 |
Standards | p. 83 |
Coordinated Sets of Evidence | p. 84 |
Organization of Evidence | p. 85 |
Reflection | p. 88 |
Cycle of Reflections for a Continuing Licensure Portfolio | p. 88 |
Connections to Make Between Evidences and Reflection | p. 89 |
Assessment | p. 92 |
State Performance-Based Assessment Systems | p. 93 |
Introductory Information for the Performance-Based Product | p. 95 |
Portfolios for Alternative Forms of Evaluation or Licensure Renewal | p. 95 |
Options for Organization | p. 98 |
Option for Organization: Teaching Skills and Abilities | p. 98 |
Framework 1: District Evaluation Instrument Criteria by Categories | p. 98 |
Framework 2: A Two-Domain Model | p. 98 |
Framework 3: A Different Kind of Educator | p. 99 |
Professional Goals: Another Option for Organization | p. 99 |
Reflections | p. 100 |
Logistics | p. 100 |
Assessment of These Portfolios | p. 100 |
Conferences | p. 101 |
Rubrics | p. 101 |
Process for Using Scoring Evaluation Criteria | p. 101 |
Samples of Alternative Evaluation Portfolios | p. 104 |
Closing Thoughts | p. 110 |
Websites | p. 111 |
References | p. 111 |
Portfolios for Master Teachers | p. 112 |
The Foundation Beliefs of the NBPTS | p. 113 |
The Standards | p. 114 |
Who Can Apply? | p. 115 |
Time Line | p. 115 |
What Is Required? | p. 115 |
What Are Other Things to Know About Evidence? | p. 116 |
National Board Assessment Center Exercises | p. 117 |
Good Information About the Written Assessment | p. 117 |
Assessment and Evaluation | p. 119 |
Scoring Specifics | p. 119 |
Specific Evaluation Criteria | p. 120 |
Scoring | p. 120 |
Getting Started: The Take One! Experience | p. 120 |
Other Relevant Information | p. 121 |
Tips and Good Information from Nationally Certified Teachers | p. 121 |
Reflections | p. 122 |
Sample Directions for Commentary High School | |
Mathematics Entry | p. 123 |
Specific Directions | p. 124 |
Closing Thoughts | p. 124 |
Chapter Activities | p. 125 |
Website | p. 125 |
References | p. 125 |
Reflection Analyses for Chapter 3 | p. 126 |
Sample Portfolio Guide for Beginning Teachers to Obtain Licensure: Connecticut | p. 127 |
Analysis of Student Work: Assessment | p. 132 |
Council for Exceptional Children Standards | p. 138 |
Canadian Curriculum Standards: Foundation Statements for Science Literacy | p. 140 |
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics K-12 Standards | p. 141 |
International Society for Technology in Education's National Educational Technology Standards (NETS) and Performance Indicators for Teachers | p. 146 |
Digital Portfolio Introduction Webpage Based on the INTASC Standards | p. 148 |
Sample Portfolio Checklists | p. 150 |
Index | p. 152 |
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