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I’ve been using OneNote to build my teacher portfolio for a while now. Back in 2016 I wrote a quick how-to about building your teacher portfolio in OneNote. Back then, of course, there were 12 criteria, and so the template is…
A blog based template is a good way of going about keeping a record of your portfolio. Many people are used to the system of blogging, and the key part of anything is it’s flexibility. Essentially, each piece of evidence…
Sometimes the best way to work out what you need in a portfolio is just to see what someone else has done. So I’ve taken a series of whole screen screenshots to show off what I’ve done. It’s not necessarily…
One way in which you can build your teaching portfolio is to use each of the six standards as a different ‘category’ for which to organise your evidence into. This can be done easily in both hard copy portfolios as…
One way in which you can build your teaching portfolio is to use each of the years for your registration as a structure for folders and dividers for your portfolio. This can be done easily in both hard copy portfolios as…
Even though they are not required by the Teaching Council, many schools use Teaching portfolios to show evidence that a teacher is meeting the criteria and standards for registration, and therefore can be signed off when their registration comes up…
Ever since I became a teacher in 2009 I’ve been keeping everything I’ve done. For the first two years as a PRT (Provisionally Registered Teacher) it was pretty much part of the process of what was expected to keep track…
So part of my job is providing PD for our staff on a variety of things, usually anything to do with ICT. I have been asked to run a workshop on online PTC portfolios, and so as part of that,…