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Tip: Electronic portfolios are being used for student assessment. How about e-portfolios for teachers and our own professional growth?
I am sure this will stir discussions on what should be in an e-portfolio, but from my experience, I would like to see specific information about a teacher's teaching practice::
lesson plans with handouts that could be useful for other teachers.
show how lessons and units are meeting standards.
documents or templates that you created yourself.
artifacts or samples of student work from each lesson or project.
reflections on what worked, what didn't work, and what would you do different next time.
pictures of students working
student reflections on the lesson or unit
feedback from colleagues or other teachers (using a feedback form) about the lesson.
E-Portfolios can be used as part of professional development activities as useful data for lesson study, action research, and pair and share discussions.
