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Steps
7 to 9-Portfolio Assignments
- Each
role has a menu of portfolio
assignments to choose from and complete. Directions say
to choose five or more assignments, or as your teacher directs.
- Complete
these assignments individually but you may consult and share ideas
with each other. Really think about what you have learned and
formulate your own responses and opinions.
- There
are a range of thinking skills and learning styles built into
the portfolio assignments. The higher the letter of the assignment,
the higher the level of thinking skills involved. Choose those
that appeal most to you based on your skills, how you best express
what you learn, and what kind of score you want to achieve.
- Some
assignments include a template or graphic organizer to be printed
and completed on paper. Other assignments are open-ended, encouraging
you to express your own creativity.
- You
will want to review some of the links you previously visited as
you complete portfolio assignments.
- Review
the assessment rubrics
to see how your portfolio will be evaluated.
- To
assist you in creating your portfolio, review directions for Getting
Graphics Off the Internet.
- Share
your portfolio with the rest of your group. Discuss the results
and note varying responses and conclusions.
- Add
the summary forms you completed during the research phase to your
portfolio and submit it to your teacher at the end of the WebQuest.
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