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Every school year, I explore a new professional learning growth project. Some of my past explorations included in-depth research on virtual coaching, program design, curriculum writing, designing after-school programming, and project-based learning. This year, I'm examining how to utilize portfolios effectively to improve practice. There are several types of portfolios. Before collecting artifacts, it's essential to determine your portfolio's purpose and intended outcome. Let's discuss how creating a portfolio as a project-based educator can help you document your learning journey. This episode will examine how to use portfolios to enhance educators' teaching practice and how I plan to incorporate portfolios into my work.

Tune in to...

• [1:16]  Explore the various types of portfolios and why it’s important to choose the correct one based on your goals
• [3:22]  Examine the purpose of a teaching portfolio
• [5:12]  Discover how I plan to support project-based teachers in developing a portfolio to document their learning journey
• [6:57] Hear how I plan to incorporate portfolios to document my learning journey

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