There is no fixed form for a teaching portfolio. Each portfolio is unique, but usually contains most of the following sections:
A. Section One: Introduction
- Portfolio Goals
- Portfolio Contents (so it is easy for the reader to find items)
- Résumé / Curriculum Vitae CV (Including: Personal Details – Education – Career History – Activities and Academic Memberships – Training – Achievements – Computer Skills – and any other information)
- Vision
- Mission
- Values
B. Section Two: Roles, Responsibilities, and Goals
- Teaching Roles and Responsibilities (i.e. a statement describing your teaching roles and administrative responsibilities)
- Teaching Philosophy (i.e. a reflective statement of teaching goals and approaches)
- Future Goals for Professional Development
C. Section Three:Course Materials
- Syllabi (i.e. a list of courses taught)
- Goals of the Syllabi
- Distributions of the Syllabi
- Marks Distribution of each Syllabi
- Sample Lesson Plans
- Sample Work Sheets
- Technology (i.e. a list of the technologies used in teaching)
- Samples of technologies used in teaching (i.e. PowerPoint Shows, Videos, Audio Clips. . . etc)
D. Section Four:Student Learning
- Samples of Students’ Scores on tests, before and after instruction
- Samples of Students’ notebooks or other workbooks
- Samples of Students’ papers, essays, or creative works
- Samples of Students’ of Graded work from the best and poorest students
- Examples of your written feedback on student work
E. Section Five: Evaluations of Teaching
- Examples of your students’ written feedback on your teaching
- Examples of your colleagues’ written feedback on your teaching
- Examples of your school principal’s written feedback on your teaching
- Examples of your supervisor’s written feedback on your teaching
- Your Self-Evaluation Form
- Portfolio Evaluation Form
F. Section Six: Honors and/or Recognitions
- Teaching Awards
- Teaching Certificates of Appreciation
G. Section Seven: Appendices
English Language Supervisor,
Amjaad MH.
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Amjaad MH.