Student portfolios

Portfolios allow students to reflect on learning, set goals, and keep track of their progress. Learn how to set up your own student portfolios using OneNote in this blog from teachers Jeni Long and Sallee Clark.

The projects displayed here were made while I was still working at Boogie creative studio. The creative team brainstormed ideas, and afterwards I created the designs and illustrations for each brand.

Creating a standards based learning and reflection portfolio in your secondary ELA classroom is easier than you think. Whether it be a print or digital, these 5

In this episode, we are talking all about digital portfolios. We are going to share the "why" you may want to use these in the classroom, as well as some tech

A portfolio is a sampling of information relating to a child’s developmental progress in a school (or home) setting. Portfolios contain work samples that are representative of where a child is at a particular time. It clearly shows development as it continues throughout the school year. A portfolio

In the age of blended classrooms and digital learning, student portfolio have become super popular. Digital student portfolios can highlight work students are proud of and ready to share with others. In the past, portfolios were often a tangible collection of student work in a binder or folder. The Otus Student Performance Platform makes creating […]

Do you want to create a preschool portfolio for the students in your classroom? Portfolios are a great way to demonstrate student progress over time. Here are some of my best tips to help you set up and organize preschool portfolios in your classroom.

In this interview with teacher Mike Mohammad, we take a deep dive into the power of student portfolios. Mike shares what he has learned after seven years of implementing portfolios--how to organize, how to make them student-centered, and the ease of Google Sites!

All about teaching preschool! Great ideas for preschool activities, standards-based curriculum, preschool assessments, and documentation.

Collecting data is crucial to showing student growth, but what is the best way to do it without it costing an arm and a leg OR taking up so much space in your classrooms? I like to use the 8 pocket…