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Portfolio
Why Portfolio ?
What is it ?
What for ?
How ?
What is a portfolio?
portfolio is a systematic
collection of ones work.
It
What is a portfolio?
Portfolios
(Pyramid Miller)
Portfolio
Mini-CEX
OSCE
MCQ
Types of Portfolios
Process
Product
Types of Portfolios
Celebration
Portfolio:
Showcase
Portfolio: Displays
students best work; takes time
Digital
Types of Portfolios
Why use
portfolios?
Allows difference
A story the growth
Improve teaching
Limitations
Shift
centered classrooms
Suited
to collaboration
Students
Portfolios
assessment
Portfolios
can improve
motivation.
Purposes of Portfolios
1. Documenting what is
2. Showcasing achievements
3. Reflecting on the experience
4. Developing expertise
5. Empowering the learner
USE/Research of PORTFOLIO
Portfolios as a Novel Approach for Student
Evaluation
PORTFOLIO AS A LEARNING TOOL
FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS
Portfolios: Measuring the Art and the Science
in Medical Education
Career-Portfolio
Rules & Guidelines for Teacher
Recruitment
Reflective Portfolio
Competency based reflections
The questions:
1. What did you learn?
2. Who helped you with the patient?
3. What might you do differently next time?
4. Were your values challenged?
5. What made you feel good?
6. How to share with others?
Benefits of Portfolios
Documentation
Showcase
Reflection
Developmental
Access
Achievement
Introspection
Show improvement
book Portfolio
Provided
Portfolio binder
components:
Logbook
Letter/certificate
Reflection
Results of tests
Research
Photograph
Decide
the purpose.
Carefully
Determine
Plan
assessment criteria.
https://portfolio.umn.edu/portfolio/index.jsp
PORTFOLIO :
1. BENTUK POTFOLIO
2. ISI DOKUMEN PORT FOLIO
3. Rencana PELAKSANAAN REFLEKSI
4. CONTOH REFLEKSI
5. CONTOH MENTORING
minggu.
akan dikerjakan
berdasarkan EBM/data
Log book
Experiences learning Chronological arrange
Portfolio Conferences
Consist of meetings in which students review
learning goals and discuss progress is a
key element in the portfolio assessment
process.
Most conferences are between students and
their teachers
They give students opportunities to consider
their interests and to access their abilities,
such as:
Reflective discussion
Enable students to participate actively
Peer, Small-Group
and
Student-Led Conferences
Student-Lead Conferences
Student-Lead Conferences- allow students to
share their progress with their parents in
structured conferences.
Peer Conferences
Peer Conferences- meetings between two students
to discuss portfolio goals, activities, and
progress.
Small-Group Conferences