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Froggy Jumps Recap with a Twist!Online version PORTFOLIO by Leyzelle Ann M. Calinog 1 Which statement best describes a portfolio in education? a A collection of a student’s best work in a given discipline or subject area b A single test score that defines ability c A random set of assignments from different subjects 2 Which statement describes the same idea as a portfolio’s purpose? a A set of worksheets only from one unit b A collection of a student’s best work in a given discipline or subject area c A list of grades from all courses 3 Which describes how a portfolio can show growth over time? a Shows only final grades in a discipline b Demonstrates how a student developed particular skill or knowledge over time c Contains unrelated sample works from different students 4 Which is an example of a showcase portfolio? a A portfolio with only exam results b A curated series of best projects highlighting progress in graphic design c A folder with all assignments submitted 5 Which is an example of a growth portfolio? a A single final project without drafts b A display of favorite artworks from one month c A collection tracking improvements in writing over a school year 6 Which is an example of a project portfolio? a A list of random homework b Only final outputs without process c A bound set of complete project reports with process notes 7 What is the primary purpose of a portfolio for a student? a To showcase learning progress and skills over time b To rank students by test scores c To replace all exams with samples 8 You’re asked to identify the portfolio type from an example: a student’s best lab reports with reflections. What type is this? a Showcase portfolio b Project portfolio c Growth or academic/standards-based portfolio (depending on context) 9 A student presents a curated set of graphics projects with process notes. What portfolio type is this? a Growth portfolio b Academics/Standards-based portfolio c Project portfolio 10 Why is a portfolio useful in grade-level standards-based assessment? a It inventories only final products without process b It shows achievement against standards over time and supports reflection c It replaces all standard tests

Froggy Jumps

Recap with a Twist!Online version

PORTFOLIO

by Leyzelle Ann M. Calinog

Which statement best describes a portfolio in education?

A collection of a student’s best work in a given discipline or subject area

A single test score that defines ability

A random set of assignments from different subjects

Which statement describes the same idea as a portfolio’s purpose?

A set of worksheets only from one unit

A collection of a student’s best work in a given discipline or subject area

A list of grades from all courses

Which describes how a portfolio can show growth over time?

Shows only final grades in a discipline

Demonstrates how a student developed particular skill or knowledge over time

Contains unrelated sample works from different students

Which is an example of a showcase portfolio?

A portfolio with only exam results

A curated series of best projects highlighting progress in graphic design

A folder with all assignments submitted

Which is an example of a growth portfolio?

A single final project without drafts

A display of favorite artworks from one month

A collection tracking improvements in writing over a school year

Which is an example of a project portfolio?

A list of random homework

Only final outputs without process

A bound set of complete project reports with process notes

What is the primary purpose of a portfolio for a student?

To showcase learning progress and skills over time

To rank students by test scores

To replace all exams with samples

You’re asked to identify the portfolio type from an example: a student’s best lab reports with reflections. What type is this?

Showcase portfolio

Project portfolio

Growth or academic/standards-based portfolio (depending on context)

A student presents a curated set of graphics projects with process notes. What portfolio type is this?

Growth portfolio

Academics/Standards-based portfolio

Project portfolio

Why is a portfolio useful in grade-level standards-based assessment?

It inventories only final products without process

It shows achievement against standards over time and supports reflection

It replaces all standard tests

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by Leyzelle Ann M. Calinog

Which statement best describes a portfolio in education?

Which statement describes the same idea as a portfolio’s purpose?

Which describes how a portfolio can show growth over time?

Which is an example of a showcase portfolio?

Which is an example of a growth portfolio?

Which is an example of a project portfolio?

What is the primary purpose of a portfolio for a student?

You’re asked to identify the portfolio type from an example: a student’s best lab reports with reflections. What type is this?

A student presents a curated set of graphics projects with process notes. What portfolio type is this?

Why is a portfolio useful in grade-level standards-based assessment?

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