They are sent home with students at the end of Semester One to be shared among family. They (or selected pieces) are shared with parents during student-led conferencing to demonstrate learning and progress. They are sent home with students at the end of Semester Two. The portfolio format: Portfolios are compiled in sturdy binders. Each piece of work is inserted in plastic pocket sleeve. Additional pocket sleeves may be added at the discretion of the teachers. Storage: Portfolios are to be stored in the classrooms. Specialists are responsible for providing annotated pieces by specified deadlines to classroom teachers, each semester. Access: Students and teachers have access to portfolios at any time during the school year. Parents have access during the winter holiday, at the three-way conferences, or by request to the classroom teacher. Ownership: The portfolio is the property of the student and his parents. At the end of the school year, it goes home with the student to keep. Drafted by Sarah Thomas, 8 September, 2010, based on discussions among EuroSec Primary teachers over the course of the 2009-2010 academic year. This document has been reviewed and approved by the EuroSec Primary teachers on 15 September, 2010.
They are sent home with students at the end of Semester One to be shared among family. They (or selected pieces) are shared with parents during student-led conferencing to demonstrate learning and progress. They are sent home with students at the end of Semester Two. The portfolio format: Portfolios are compiled in sturdy binders. Each piece of work is inserted in plastic pocket sleeve. Additional pocket sleeves may be added at the discretion of the teachers. Storage: Portfolios are to be stored in the classrooms. Specialists are responsible for providing annotated pieces by specified deadlines to classroom teachers, each semester. Access: Students and teachers have access to portfolios at any time during the school year. Parents have access during the winter holiday, at the three-way conferences, or by request to the classroom teacher. Ownership: The portfolio is the property of the student and his parents. At the end of the school year, it goes home with the student to keep. Drafted by Sarah Thomas, 8 September, 2010, based on discussions among EuroSec Primary teachers over the course of the 2009-2010 academic year. This document has been reviewed and approved by the EuroSec Primary teachers on 15 September, 2010.
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