Chapter four | ePortfolio - EDU 113 - Field Experience in Early Childhood Education - Textbook - LibGuides at Hostos Community College Library

ePortfolio

Students will be able to develop an e-Portfolio following on specific guidelines.

A title page with your full name and a picture of yourself dressed professionally
Your resume
Three letters of reference
Any certificates you have earned
Your philosophy (proofread it again to be sure it has absolutely no mistakes in it)
A well-done lesson plan (it can be from any EDU course, including EDU 113)
Your tactual resource for the lesson plan (this is for extra credit)
Your Child Study
A photograph of your field-experience classroom (you can include children's work--just be sure there are no names or faces in it)
Any other projects, papers, examples of your writing, lesson plans, thematic units, and/or tactual resources that you created completely on your own

eportfolio
An ePortfolio is more than a resume – it can be a powerful bridge for professional development – presenting evidence of your academic work, career goals, and personal interests.
A web-based portfolio will allow you to archive and display a wide range of your work using various types of media (text, MS Word, or PDF files), power point, web-links, audio, video, graphics and other multimedia. As a website or CD, your ePortfolio can also be easily moved, archived and shared with others worldwide.