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Auteur principal: Brown, Carol A.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Langue:en
Publié: 2002
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contents Portfolio Assessment: How Far Have We Come? Brown, Carol A. Educational Assessment Higher Education Literature Reviews Portfolio Assessment Portfolios (Background Materials) Student Evaluation A review of the literature on the use of portfolio assessment has revealed a variety of formats and functions across many disciplines. Reports reviewed for this paper were from professional schools in education, engineering, library science, school and public administration, and vocational studies. Across various programs of study, portfolios serve many functions and purposes. Conclusions drawn from this review indicate that authentic assessment using portfolios is useful for facilitating student-centered learning that transfers to the workplace, and is both valid and reliable when program goals are clearly aligned with classroom activities. An appendix lists the 28 sources reviewed. (Contains 2 tables and 23 references.) (Author/SLD)
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spellingShingle Portfolio Assessment: How Far Have We Come?
Brown, Carol A.
Educational Assessment
Higher Education
Literature Reviews
Portfolio Assessment
Portfolios (Background Materials)
Student Evaluation
Portfolio Assessment: How Far Have We Come? Brown, Carol A. Educational Assessment Higher Education Literature Reviews Portfolio Assessment Portfolios (Background Materials) Student Evaluation A review of the literature on the use of portfolio assessment has revealed a variety of formats and functions across many disciplines. Reports reviewed for this paper were from professional schools in education, engineering, library science, school and public administration, and vocational studies. Across various programs of study, portfolios serve many functions and purposes. Conclusions drawn from this review indicate that authentic assessment using portfolios is useful for facilitating student-centered learning that transfers to the workplace, and is both valid and reliable when program goals are clearly aligned with classroom activities. An appendix lists the 28 sources reviewed. (Contains 2 tables and 23 references.) (Author/SLD)
title Portfolio Assessment: How Far Have We Come?
topic Educational Assessment
Higher Education
Literature Reviews
Portfolio Assessment
Portfolios (Background Materials)
Student Evaluation
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED477941