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1. HOW TO WRITE
A STUDENT
PORTFOLIO

2. FIRST, DECIDE HOW YOU WANT TO
STORE STUDENT WORK SAMPLES.
CREATE INDIVIDUAL FILES TO
DOCUMENT. DO YOU WRITE IN
NOTEBOOKS? PRINT PHOTOS AND
PASTE THEM INTO A FOLDER

3. There are many templates for creating attractive and
simple student portfolios, so take a good look.

4. The most important thing to remember is that a
student's portfolio is a focused collection of sample
work that celebrates each student's achievements,
strengths, and areas for improvement.

5. To ensure a helpful portfolio,
we recommend the
following:

6. Categorize portfolios to show student progress against
the curriculum's early learning goals or standards. For
example, charting a student's writing progress from the
beginning to the end of the semester can show how
students progress from scribbling and scribbling to
writing legible words.

7. Highlight the learning areas/domains covered in the
lesson. Make sure the portfolio gives parents a clear
understanding of what the classes are and, precisely,
what the child is accomplishing. Photos and videos can
help here.

8. Provide observations, so
parents have an idea of what to
do at home.

9. Strive to create a balanced Student portfolio
highlighting your child's achievements and areas for
improvement.

10. WRAPPING UP

11. Optimize Students' portfolios, an innovative school
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