Claveria, Rheena Josell A. E-Portfolio Quiz

A ______________ is a collection of students work that exhibits student’s’ effort, progress, achievements and competencies gained during the course.

• Work Exhibit

• Learning Portfolio

• Drive Folder

• File Organizer

The term “_______” is used as shorthand for “a body of acquired skills, knowledge and abilities (SKA) resident in either an individual or a community.”

• Electronic

• Portfolio

• Learning

• Reading

An ___________is a purposeful collection of sample student work, demonstrations, and artifacts that showcase student's learning progression, achievement, and evidence of what students can do.

• Work Exhibit

• Learning Portfolio

• Drive Folder

• Electronic Portfolio

An E-Portfolio may contain the following except:

• Evidence related to courses taken, programs of study

• Projects prepared for class or extracurricular activities

• Evidence of creativity and performance

• Personal and private pictures and videos

A _________ portfolio shows how the owner (has) developed and therefore demonstrates growth.

• Showcase

• Assessment

• Development

• Progress

A _______ portfolio contains products that demonstrate how capable the owner is at any given moment.

• Showcase

• Assessment

• Development

• Progress

How e-portfolios help teachers?

• Teachers can use portfolios to monitor student development.

• Teachers share portfolios with community to help them see growth over time.

• Portfolios move with the teachers to the next grade.

• Portfolios help teachers make activities for the students.

Which of the following stages of portfolio development  where teachers and students compare their reflections to the standards and performance indicators and set learning goals for the future?

• Collection

• Selection

• Reflection

• Projection

Which is not a benefit of E-Portfolio?

• Students take time to think about themselves as learners.

• Students’ self-esteem and self-confidence are enhanced as teachers control their learning.

• Students may share their e-portfolio with parents and relatives anywhere in the world.

• Students develop their own learning goals.

E-Portfolio has been used on the following except:

• Primary and secondary education as a tool for demonstration of teaching

• In higher and post-secondary education for the assessment of learning

• Lifelong learning to enable continuous “reflective” learning and to inventory all types of learning

• The workplace for the recognition of work experience and workplace training, for recruitment and targeted training, and for career advancement