Flowchart

of Learning

Outcomes

Unit 1:

Portfolios -

what are they and why do them?

  1. Identify your current tracking methods.
  2. Define a learning outcome and understand its relationship to a learner's goals and the curriculum.
  3. Demonstrate the application of foundation level outcomes with your learners.

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Unit 2:

How to create a portfolio

  1. Describe the kind of portfolio a learner will develop.
  2. Record a learner's short and long-term goals.
  3. Use a learner's work to prove he or she has achieved an outcome.
  4. Show how the learner's reflection on his or her work improves self-confidence and awareness of learning which, in turn, increases motivation and success in future learning.
  5. Evaluate the achievement of a learner's learning outcomes.

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Unit 3:

Factors affecting the use of portfolios

  1. Match your philosophy of literacy education to your approach to portfolio development.
  2. Identify the pros and cons of portfolio development.

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