Student-Led Conferencing Using Showcase Portfolios
Second Edition
Barbara P. Benson
- Teacher and Consultant
Susan P. Barnett
- Caldwell County Public Schools
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Description
Help your students demonstrate what they know--and why they have learned it!
The increasing focus on standards and accountability has brought a new breed of challenges: educators today must not only engage students, but also their parents; they must not only provide authentic assessments, but also communicate them in meaningful ways. With the help of this updated edition of a bestseller, educators can achieve this and more as they turn student work into insightful showcase portfolios, and transform the oft-dreaded parent conferences into powerful learning and assessment opportunities.
The user-friendly and time-tested strategies outlined in the manual have been successfully implemented in classrooms throughout North America, and real-life examples are provided to illustrate how the approach can be applied at any grade level and for any subject matter.
Newly added features to this comprehensive text include:
The increasing focus on standards and accountability has brought a new breed of challenges: educators today must not only engage students, but also their parents; they must not only provide authentic assessments, but also communicate them in meaningful ways. With the help of this updated edition of a bestseller, educators can achieve this and more as they turn student work into insightful showcase portfolios, and transform the oft-dreaded parent conferences into powerful learning and assessment opportunities.
The user-friendly and time-tested strategies outlined in the manual have been successfully implemented in classrooms throughout North America, and real-life examples are provided to illustrate how the approach can be applied at any grade level and for any subject matter.
Newly added features to this comprehensive text include:
- Strategies for beginning the portfolio process with students
- Current research findings that support student-led conferencing
- Easy-to-use timelines and sample schedules
- Blackline masters that cut down on teacher prep-time
- The latest information on electronic portfolios
Contents
Preface
Preface
Acknowledgments
Acknowledgments
About the Authors
About the Authors
1. Informing Everyone
1. Informing Everyone
2. Building Student Portfolios
2. Building Student Portfolios
3. Planning and Preparing Student-Led Conferences
3. Planning and Preparing Student-Led Conferences
4. Conducting Conferencing
4. Conducting Conferencing
5. Reflecting and Celebrating
5. Reflecting and Celebrating
6. Improving Student Learning: The Evidence
6. Improving Student Learning: The Evidence
Resource A: Sample Forms
Resource A: Sample Forms
Resource B: A Word About Other Types of Portfolios
Resource B: A Word About Other Types of Portfolios
References
References
Index
Index
Additional materials
Description
Help your students demonstrate what they know--and why they have learned it!
The increasing focus on standards and accountability has brought a new breed of challenges: educators today must not only engage students, but also their parents; they must not only provide authentic assessments, but also communicate them in meaningful ways. With the help of this updated edition of a bestseller, educators can achieve this and more as they turn student work into insightful showcase portfolios, and transform the oft-dreaded parent conferences into powerful learning and assessment opportunities.
The user-friendly and time-tested strategies outlined in the manual have been successfully implemented in classrooms throughout North America, and real-life examples are provided to illustrate how the approach can be applied at any grade level and for any subject matter.
Newly added features to this comprehensive text include:
The increasing focus on standards and accountability has brought a new breed of challenges: educators today must not only engage students, but also their parents; they must not only provide authentic assessments, but also communicate them in meaningful ways. With the help of this updated edition of a bestseller, educators can achieve this and more as they turn student work into insightful showcase portfolios, and transform the oft-dreaded parent conferences into powerful learning and assessment opportunities.
The user-friendly and time-tested strategies outlined in the manual have been successfully implemented in classrooms throughout North America, and real-life examples are provided to illustrate how the approach can be applied at any grade level and for any subject matter.
Newly added features to this comprehensive text include:
- Strategies for beginning the portfolio process with students
- Current research findings that support student-led conferencing
- Easy-to-use timelines and sample schedules
- Blackline masters that cut down on teacher prep-time
- The latest information on electronic portfolios
Contents
Preface
Preface
Acknowledgments
Acknowledgments
About the Authors
About the Authors
1. Informing Everyone
1. Informing Everyone
2. Building Student Portfolios
2. Building Student Portfolios
3. Planning and Preparing Student-Led Conferences
3. Planning and Preparing Student-Led Conferences
4. Conducting Conferencing
4. Conducting Conferencing
5. Reflecting and Celebrating
5. Reflecting and Celebrating
6. Improving Student Learning: The Evidence
6. Improving Student Learning: The Evidence
Resource A: Sample Forms
Resource A: Sample Forms
Resource B: A Word About Other Types of Portfolios
Resource B: A Word About Other Types of Portfolios
References
References
Index
Index
Additional materials
Student-Led Conferencing Using Showcase Portfolios
February 2005 | 184 pages | Corwin
| Format | Published Date | ISBN | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hardcover | 27/02/2023 | 9781412906067 | $88.95 |
| Paperback | 27/02/2023 | 9781412906074 | $40.95 |
| Lifetime | 27/02/2023 | 9781483361239 | $37.00 |
Help your students demonstrate what they know--and why they have learned it!
The increasing focus on standards and accountability has brought a new breed of challenges: educators today must not only engage students, but also their parents; they must not only provide authentic assessments, but also communicate them in meaningful ways. With the help of this updated edition of a bestseller, educators can achieve this and more as they turn student work into insightful showcase portfolios, and transform the oft-dreaded parent conferences into powerful learning and assessment opportunities.
The user-friendly and time-tested strategies outlined in the manual have been successfully implemented in classrooms throughout North America, and real-life examples are provided to illustrate how the approach can be applied at any grade level and for any subject matter.
Newly added features to this comprehensive text include:
The increasing focus on standards and accountability has brought a new breed of challenges: educators today must not only engage students, but also their parents; they must not only provide authentic assessments, but also communicate them in meaningful ways. With the help of this updated edition of a bestseller, educators can achieve this and more as they turn student work into insightful showcase portfolios, and transform the oft-dreaded parent conferences into powerful learning and assessment opportunities.
The user-friendly and time-tested strategies outlined in the manual have been successfully implemented in classrooms throughout North America, and real-life examples are provided to illustrate how the approach can be applied at any grade level and for any subject matter.
Newly added features to this comprehensive text include:
- Strategies for beginning the portfolio process with students
- Current research findings that support student-led conferencing
- Easy-to-use timelines and sample schedules
- Blackline masters that cut down on teacher prep-time
- The latest information on electronic portfolios
Table Of Contents:
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- About the Authors
- 1. Informing Everyone
- 2. Building Student Portfolios
- 3. Planning and Preparing Student-Led Conferences
- 4. Conducting Conferencing
- 5. Reflecting and Celebrating
- 6. Improving Student Learning: The Evidence
- Resource A: Sample Forms
- Resource B: A Word About Other Types of Portfolios
- References
- Index