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Assessing Collections of Work
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I have included a wide variety of items in my portfolio that show my learning completely
My organization of the contents is clear, detailed, and aesthetically pleasing
My self-assessments are multidimensional including reflections about a wide variety of traits:
- process (self-direction, goals, collaboration, communication)
- thinking (creative, critical, problem solving)
- products and performances (strengths, needed improvements)
My work shows a strong commitment to improvement such as peer input, sharing, revisions, evidence of process
My problem solving involves using various resources in expansive and meaningful ways My work shows that I’ve gone beyond the established criteria in setting goals and meeting them |
I have included a variety of items in my portfolio that shows my learning
My organization of the contents is clear
My self-assessments are multidimensional and include reflections about most of the traits
My work shows a commitment to improvement
My problem solving involves using various resources efficiently
I have set goals and met them |
I have some items in my portfolio that shows my learning, but they are incomplete
I have given some attention to detail, organization and aesthetics, but it is not always clear
My self-assessments may be multidimensional but lack specific details and breadth
My work shows some commitment to improvement
My problem solving depends on repetitive use of strategies and resources
I have set goals but they are restrictive or have not grown or shifted over time |
I have included items that are routine and show little learning
I have not organized my portfolio or thought about aesthetics
My self-assessments are one-dimensional: either global statements or statements focusing on only one aspect of the work
My work does not show commitment to improvement
My problem solving process shows limited use of resources, lack of confidence and lack of motivation
I have not set goals |
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