Pprofessional Teaching Portfolio
Professional Teaching Portfolio Outline Create your own professional portfolio that is a compilation of professional work, evaluations, samples, and a demonstration of your personal education philosophy. The platform of this portfolio must be digital, but the site you use is up to you—find the platform that works best for you (i.e., Google Sites, Wix, Weebly, PortfolioGen, Linkedin, or GCU Career Connection). The portfolio must be able to include personalized text, images, videos, audio, presentations, and links. Be sure to demonstrate professionalism by using pseudonyms in place of any student names. At the end of your program, you will submit the link to the digital portfolio to your instructor through the LMS, but you may want to share it with your teacher/mentor and GCU faculty supervisor prior to submitting it. Introduction • A brief biography • A professional picture appropriate for professional purposes Instruction/Classroom Management • STEP Template Teaching Resume and Statements • Professional Resumé • Professional Dispositions Statement Assessment • Personal Teaching Philosophy - Video Reflection Clinical Practice (Student Teaching) Evaluations • Clinical Practice Evaluation 1 • Clinical Practice Evaluation 2 • Clinical Practice Evaluation 3 • Clinical Practice Evaluation 4 (NOTE: If you have not completed the fourth evaluation, then include a rationale or a short description of what will be assessed during this observation. It is recommended that you add the evaluation when completed.) Sample Artifacts Artifacts may be products you created in prior courses, this course, or during your student teaching experience. Include three or more sample artifacts in the portfolio; some examples might include: • Creative handouts you have designed • Photographs of environmental factors such as classroom layouts and wall displays • Photographs of your students in action and engaged in learning activities • Appropriate examples of your technology skills such as multimedia, graphic design, presentations, assessments, spreadsheets, etc. • Examples of parent communications/newsletters • Examples of formal student feedback such as questionnaires • Professional development efforts such as teaching workshops and seminars APA format is not required, but solid academic writing is expected. This assignment uses a rubric. Review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion. You are not required to submit this assignment to LopesWrite. NOTE: Thank you if the writer doesn’t understand the instructions please let’ me know