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Title: NAVIGATING TO SOE PORTFOLIO


1
NAVIGATING TO SOE PORTFOLIO
  • Navigating to the UWSP Professional Portfolio
    Page
  • Begin UWSP home page
  • Click Academics and Research
  • Click College of Professional Studies
  • Click School of Education
  • Click on Reference (left side in purple)
  • Scroll down and click Prof. Ed. Portfolio
  • You will find lists of the following
  • Ten Wisconsin Teaching Standards
  • Course Standard Matrices
  • Performance tasks (select your major and you will
    find a list of performance tasks matching course
    numbers)
  • Student portfolio samples

2
UWSP TEACHING PORTFOLIO
  • ADDRESSING STANDARDS
  • CONSIDERING PERFORMANCE TASKS

3
COLLECTING ALONG THE WAY
  • As you are taking education and methods classes
    check the performance tasks and save your work on
    these for webpage
  • Shape assignments to artifacts
  • (omit assignment looking features)

4
A WORD ABOUT ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS
  • Readers of you portfolio want to see you work and
    your teacher thinking.
  • Borrowing lesson plans from website or others is
    ok, but not for portfolio models.
  • When borrowing and adapting for your use, add
    reference and credit to where you borrowed.

5
A WORD ABOUT RIGHT TO PRIVACY
  • Use pseudonyms for student names
  • Tip use find and replace to change names
  • When using photos get permission
  • Model release template available
    https//www.uwsp.edu/Education/pshaw/e400/samples.
    htm

6
ADDING PERFORMANCE TASKS
  • Look to the following links on SOE template
  • Ten Wisconsin Teaching Standards
  • Performance tasks (select your major and you will
    find a list of performance tasks matching course
    numbers)

7
EXAMPLE ELEMENTARY
  • EDUC 205 Teaching for Pluralism   Portfolio
    Project EDUC 302 Introduction to Literacy
      Practicum Experience
  • EDUC 309 Communication Arts I  Mini Lesson,
    Lesson Plans, and Reflections
  • EDUC 310 Communication Arts II  Lesson Plan and
    Mini-Lesson
  • EDUC 324/325 Techniques in the Elementary School
    Social Studies and Science         Integrated
    Unit Plan
  • EDUC 351/551 Teaching Children with Exceptional
    Needs in the General/Regular Classroom   IEP
  • EDUC 381 Educational Psychology  Educational
    Philosophy
  • EDUC 383 Tests and Measurements Traditional
    Assessment Non-Traditional Assessment

8
10 TEACHING STANDARDS
  • You need to make sure you address all 10 teaching
    standards.
  • You need to address the performance tasks
    however, you may choose to update or revise your
    performance task artifacts with new documents and
    artifacts while student teaching.

9
THE SOE TEMPLATE
  • INTRODUCTION
  • TEACHING PHILOSOPHY
  • SUBJECT KNOWLEDGE
  • INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGY
  • ASSESSMENT
  • ADAPTIVE INSTRUCTION
  • CREDENTIALS

10
INTRODUCTION
  • Photo and Bio
  • Other possibilities

11
TEACHING PHILOSOPHY
  • You wrote a teaching philosophy in ED. 381
  • Possibilities
  • Make it more appealing for audience
  • Update or revise it
  • Replace it with a new philosophy based on your
    teaching experience
  • Add Specific Philosophies Class Management,
    Philosophy for Teach (Math) may have from a
    methods class.

12
SUBJECT KNOWLEDGE
  • Much of the coursework you do in methods classes
    applies here
  • Lesson plans demonstrating subject knowledge
    applies here
  • What unique ways can you show subject knowledge
    beyond lesson plans?

13
INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGY
  • Artifacts that who how you teach
  • Beyond lesson plans?
  • Photo essays
  • Examples of student work

14
ASSESSMENT
  • Artifacts Tests and Measurements class
  • Artifacts Practicum assessments
  • Artifacts S T assessments

15
ADAPTIVE INSTRUCTION
  • Ed. 351 IEP
  • Student Teaching Reflection about attending or
    assisting with IEP
  • (Be very cautious with right to privacy avoid
    using students names. )

16
CREDENTIALS
  • RESUME
  • You may want to add this before burning a C D of
    your portfolio
  • (You may want to consider identity theft)

17
WHERE DOES IT GO?CREATING A MAP
18
WEBSITES TO CHECK OUT
  • Kathryn Pertzborn http//students.uwsp.edu/kpert
    025/ Student Teacher Portfolio (Note unique
    first page and Subject knowledge page format for
    Performance Tasks
  • Melinda Rockwood http//students.uwsp.edu/mrock397
    / Student Teacher Portfolio Melinda used 10
    teaching standards to organize and has links to
    performance tasks in Subject Knowledge. (note
    links on Teaching Philosophy pages)
  • Abbie Creuziger http//www.abbiecreuziger.com/
    Student teacher who has he portfolio on a website
    of her own. Abbie added new link to SOE template
    for performance tasks.
  • Jennifer Coughlin http//students.uwsp.edu/jcoug08
    7/soe_template/Index.htm Student teacher. Check
    out her performance task page
  • Kevin Brodzik http//students.uwsp.edu/kbrod406/S
    OEportfolio/index.htm Kevin uses cross reference
    to standards at bottom of his pages
  • Jenny LaRoche Secondary science Jenny uses
    courses rather than performance tasks in her
    organization plan. http//students.uwsp.edu/jlaro1
    89/protfolio/Index.htm
  • Brooke Mesenberg http//students.uwsp.edu/bmese155
    / (note categories in Teaching Philosophy
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